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Old 09-27-2007, 02:26 PM #1
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Default Hi Alison,
I would start with your local newspapers. I have several articles that were put in our local paper. One was about a local woman with RSD and one was about Paula Abdul. I also have one that a DR. put in explaining RSD in a wellness section.

At least if you can get info. into your local paper then it helps make the locals knowlegable about RSD.

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