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Old 04-26-2007, 10:12 AM #14
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Hi Heather!

Welcome to the group. Good bless you and your strength. I can only imagine how difficult this must all be with the baby on the way and the physical and mental strains that you have to deal with on top of the RSD. I have read that on occasion just being pregnant sometimes causes the body to remiss, but this is by the few that have actually found remission (nothing jurnalized). Welcome to the group and nice to meet you!

Get lotsa rest and try not to push to hard with your preparations for the newcomer. DO you know what you are having? How far along are you? Where are you located? There are a few, US companies I can forward you information on, for relief from feeding\diapering your joy if you are in the US.

Gentle Hugs,

Rain
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