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Old 04-30-2007, 09:27 PM #9
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Sorry I got carried away. Just wanted you to know that you are not crazy, RSD does different things to each of us and you can go into remission and never have a problem again. I personal know a lady that after a year of treatment went into remission and has has no signs of RSD for about 8 years now. Since you are getting early treatment you stand a very good chance of this happening to you. Hugs, Carose
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