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Old 05-16-2007, 08:35 PM #14
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Guess what?!!!!!!!!!!

I am finally going to get nerve blocks!! (after being dx with RSD since 11/06 and not having any). We are starting with my legs, since they are the worst.

I hope and pray they will work... at least short term!

More later- not doing real well, and keep passing out from the pain.
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