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Old 11-13-2014, 10:44 AM #11
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The OP is example of a patient that likely never had CRPS and that his CRPS expert will turn around and use as an example to his other patients as an example of someone he "cured". That may seem a little jaded, but those of us that have been battling CRPS for many years, all seem to have to these stories about "experts" that clearly don't know the basics about the disorder.
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