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Old 05-21-2012, 01:04 PM #1
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Well my rsd has finally caused me to have to quit working. Ive had an at home daycare for a couple years. Its been getting to this point for a while. I had talked to the parents six months ago about this possibly happening but kept fighting through the pain cause I love what I do. Apart from increased pain my insomnia is horrible and I'm so exhausted I can barely function.
I know others here can relate. I'm just venting.. its sad.
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