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Old 03-19-2012, 04:53 PM #6
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I have made the PT rounds. My warning is that a caring PT is a dangerous PT if you have to train him or her. Equally dangerous is seeking PT exercises from folks on a board who have CRPS.

Take the time to find a caring PT who wants to partner with you but who has already been trained by other CRPS patients and their co-pays and not yours. I agree with James. You are newly diagnosed and unfortunately, the window of opportunity for remission is vanishing as I write this.

Invest every ounce of your energy in a trained top flight treatment team.
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