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Old 05-10-2007, 02:37 AM #7
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I agree with everyone else, to a point. If there is any way you think you can physically do it, then go right ahead. However, if you have serious doubts, and haven't paid for the course yet, then think deeply before writing that check. That's the only reason I can see for not moving forward, financial issues.

As an rsd patient, you must remain practical as well as hopeful. When a person is in such debilitating pain, they will grasp at straws, willing to try anything that MIGHT help. I figured that out years ago <embarrassed grin> I saw one too many "snake oil saleman" before finally getting a grip on myself.
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