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Old 07-27-2013, 04:51 PM #1
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Default Ok so Wow.......new development
Ok so today I found out.....I'm pregnant. I wont be able to continue with my current medications either. Oxycondone and Diazepam. I spoke with a doctor today and will go in to see my own on Monday. Wow. This was actually prevented against but I guess it was meant to be. Has anyone here gone through pregnancy with CRPS? ANY help or advice would be appreciated!
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