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those with rsd in their hands/arms, or both: how do you stop guarding?

 
 
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Old 07-14-2012, 03:22 PM #6
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Default Re: thank you Lori and Catra
Thank you both for the information. I really appreciate at least knowing that others do this guarding. I did start the RSD in the left ankle. The condition of the ankle itself is not favorable to good mobility to start with. I go in on the 17th to try and get DX and more information from my doc. Thank you again. ginnie
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