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Old 07-02-2014, 10:53 AM #1
andrea puskas andrea puskas is offline
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Default RSD.....? now it is Lupus?
Good holiday to all.
I have to ask if any RSD folks have also been diagnoused with Lupus?
I have suffered with RSD for over 20 years now lets add this with the mix!
Be grateful for any info.
God bless us all, Andrea.
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