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Old 04-02-2012, 09:14 PM #5
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I'm afraid it sounds pretty normal around here.

Don't despair. You can get on the right cocktail of medications and learn the things that make it worse to get it under control. When caught early it can even be cured sometimes. It's not the end of life but it will change it probably unless you're able to cure it. There is life after RSD.
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