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ladies with rsd anywhere, but especially hands and arms: do you still do your makeup?

 
 
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Old 07-11-2012, 12:22 AM #1
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Default ladies with rsd anywhere, but especially hands and arms: do you still do your makeup?
I was always one of those girls that couldn't leave the house without makeup, but now that I have extreme pain and use one hand(my right), because of rsd pain in my left arm/hand, I no longer do my makeup; only for special occasions. I was just wondering how it makes you feel to still do or not do your makeup b/c of rsd? I know that when you look good, you 'feel' better, but, I can barely make it through the day, and could almost,, careless as to what I look like, you know?

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