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Old 04-11-2007, 10:24 PM #1
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HI all,
Hope all of you are having better days!
I have been plagued by changing weather which is causing me severe pain, spreading of hypersensitivites, and inablility to sleep for even 2-3 hours. I'm getting very worn down, but I am heading to Duke Univ. Med. School for evaluation. I will be seeing a doctor who is supposed to be very familiar with treating RSD patients. Are any of you familiar with any doctors there? Any advice for me before I go? Any "words of wisdom" would be greatly appreciated.
Hang in there everyone. It IS better than the alternative!
All good things to each of you!
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