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Old 07-16-2007, 08:04 AM #1
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Hi there
Does anyone have any useful websites for children / teenagers on RSD?
Ive just been diagnosed with RSD/CRPS in my left leg and was looking for a childrens forum all about RSD, but Isimply cannot find any!!
If you have/know of any websites please reply back asap
Love Alison
Many thanks
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