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Old 04-18-2007, 09:18 PM #1
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This is great to hear - I really think the best way to get docs to take it seriously it to train it into them. Med students and other healing students hunger for "real life" patients, and if they can meet and listen to people with RSD at this point in their training, they are wide open and passionate about learning how to help. I think the RSDSA is even trying to create a training video for just this purpose.
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