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Old 11-09-2013, 07:21 PM #1
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Unhappy Need Words of Encouragment
I'm starting to get a bad rsd flare. I feel like my whole body is burning and hurting and I'm not due for my pain meds again for another two hours. Any words of encouragment to help get me through the next two hours would be greatly appreciated. I'm starting to have another meltdown because of this. Thanks.
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