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Marine Corps RSD back in 1996 plus recurring kidney stones

 
 
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Old 08-08-2013, 11:53 PM #9
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I first want to say thank you for your service and so sorry you ended up with this RSD and having so much issues with the kiddneys. My brother has just joined the marines and made it through boot camp and is now in 29 palms for schooling. I am so sorry for your pain and hope you can find some relief.

Have you tried ketamine? I use ketamine nassal spray and ketamine lossanges and they help greatly to live somewhat of a life.
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