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Old 04-17-2012, 11:12 PM #22
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Frown Omg bad night
OmG! Im having the worse night of rsd pain ever. I went to pt and told her i had rsd. I took a 15 min drive later and i havent been the same. Im very discourage with this block now. I had to take a pain pill and it hasnt helped at all. going to be a long night
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