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Old 07-22-2013, 10:09 PM #5
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I fainted once when I was 11. It was warm and I was playing baseball. My father blamed it on not having had anything to eat by 3PM when it happened.

Since I got RSD I've fainted several times. Each time it was during the night and I was in a lot of pain from gastrointestinal issues and the RSD.
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