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Old 11-12-2013, 01:01 PM #17
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Hi again Kevscar. I agree that more awareness needs to be made of this horrific disorder. I have had so many drs make my rsd worse because of lack of knowledge of it. Since November is RSD awareness month, I am passing out flyers from RSD Hope to drs offices and others that I think may be able to help find a cure for this disorder. It can't hurt and hopefully maybe if we all try to spread the word it may help increase the chances of finding a cure. Take care my friend.
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