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How many of you has physical therapy helped?

 
 
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Old 08-02-2012, 09:29 AM #1
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Default How many of you has physical therapy helped?
I'm trying to decide if trying physical therapy for my RSD foot would be worthwhile. Because it has taken 7 months to come to my diagnosis, I'm running very short of funds thanks to medical bills, and with a daughter in college, money is so very tight. So I don't want to throw what little money I have into PT if, as a rule, it's hit and miss with RSD.

So I'd love to know if PT worked for you. Maybe that will help me decide how best to spend (or not spend) my money.
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