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Old 01-15-2013, 07:40 AM #1
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My 11 yr old daughter has been diagnosed with CRPS and is in severe pain (10+). As she was just diagnosed three weeks ago, we are desperately searching for help. She is unable to do PT because the pain is so great. Is there anyone that has dealt with this and found success in the Phoenix area? (We live in Mesa.) I would so much appreciate any recommendations for doctors, hospitals, programs, etc... that you have had good results with. Thank you.
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