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Old 06-29-2007, 05:37 PM #10
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but linked to the whole SNS thing!! I mean RSD is partially a disorder of the autonomic system, and so dysautonomia may well be linked with part of RSD.

Seems to be you get one type of disease and everything else falls to pieces!

Thanks for finding out the name Roz - I couldn't remember it's proper name for the life of me.

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