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Old 05-14-2007, 07:49 PM #9
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Hi Katie.

Firstly, nice to meet you. Secondly I am sorry that you are having problems with your doctor - I can't be any help because I am from the UK. However, I am 21 and there are a couple of us youngies here - to balance out all the oldies!!! (uh oh.. someone is going to slap me for that... . As you probaly know younger people have a far higher chance of remission than wrinklies.. so it's all in your favour - especially if you can find a new doc!

Good luck and if you ever want to PM me that's fine! I do know what it's like - I got RSD when I was 16 and am unable to walk and stuff but I have just started at uni majoring in Psychology.

Take Care and I hope things are soon sorted out for you!!

Frogga xxxxxxxx
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