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Old 04-25-2007, 01:21 PM #1
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Default Are there any books out there on just RSD?
I have Dr. Hooshmand's book but I have been looking for more on just RSDS. Most deal with Cronic Pain. I have even checked at the local library and they don't have any listed on the computer.

Have any of you seen any out there on RSDS alone?

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Ada
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Ada, Paul R. Charlesworth, president of RSDSA recommends the RSD book LIVING WITH RSDS by Linda Lang and Peter Moskovitz, MD I get the book at Barnes and Noble $16.95 I found it easy to read with helpful information. There are other books, but I can not remember the titles. Hope this helps.Take Care, Carose
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Written by Elena Juris 14.95 at BN. Not sure I love it yet though--it was recommended somewhere--haven't read through it all, keep looking up things as I go--How's that for not very helpful?
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Default You are both very helpful.
I have been looking for months to find some new books on RSDS. The Libraries around here couldn't come up with any but now that I have the names I will walk down tomorrow and find out if they can find them for me through another library.

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are you looking for books with information on the disease, or for books that are giving you support in dealing with RSD? Or are you looking forbooks with inforamtion on how to deal with family, friends, or legal issues? i find books with information are repetitive and usually not up to date.
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Default Hi Joan,
I'm ok with my family and friends. I just want books with more info. I just like reading books on these medical issues like the RSD and Fibro. I feel like the more I learn the better off I am .
They might be competitive but some are more up to date then others because some have been around longer.

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