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Old 05-01-2013, 12:39 AM #3
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Angelina,
He is such a jerk for doing that to you!
You're a wonderful person and you deserve better anyway! I've read posts here about people getting engaged to someone who already has CRPS.
It's hard enough to have this condition but then not have the support you desperately need!
I'm praying for you and you need hugs
My husband has says he understands but doesn't really, 'cause he says some really stupid insensitive and hurtful things regarding my CRPS. He's become distant and disconnected unless I'm just "light", entertaining or sexual while hiding my CRPS.
We need a thread that deals with the emotional side of CRPS.
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