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Old 10-06-2013, 07:24 AM #9
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I read somewhere not too long ago that adults with it can have children with it. They try to say the parent has munchausen (I think is how its spelled) and is passing it off or making a bigger deal of a childs growing pains. It was in a crps research thing from a conference for children with rsd. Don't ask me how I got there for adult onset lol.
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