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Is your CRPS affected by the weather?

View Poll Results: Is your CRPS affected by the weather?
Yes, for me there is a link 34 94.44%
Yes, for me there is a link
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Old 09-12-2013, 05:00 PM #23
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Okay, so it was chilly and damp this morning when I was on my way into work. And my hand and arm were on fire all day. Of course, they usually burn but this was some next level ***** today.

Hmm...it would seem my CRPS is affected by the weather.
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