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Old 03-18-2013, 04:24 PM #1
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Default I have made a decision,
to go back to my original pain management. They are the drs that diagnosed my rsd. I wanted to see a doc in my home town, but after getting records sent and jumping through ridiculous hoops I've had enough. He doesn't believe I have rsd bc it is so "rare." I owe him nothing. So instead of waiting further I am going to be proactive and get what I need instead of trying to prove something to someone who won't believe it no matter what. I do not need the additional stress. I am done with him.
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Good luck with this Kathy.

Because of pain issues and narcotics/other meds, driving is a factor for many of us. Having a close by doc who "gets it" would be ideal, but if I had to choose between "local" and "knowledgable"......Well, I think you made the best choice
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