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Old 06-18-2007, 09:12 PM #22
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Reading how you feel about PT you probably woudn't believe that my PT told me a few months after my accident that she was sure I did not have RSD because only weird people get RSD and I did not fit that Because I did not know what RSD was I didn't check into it and it was several more months before a Dr. told me I had it, too late. When the Dr. read how much PT I had he told me it hurt more than helped. So here is to all us weirdoCarose
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