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has anyone heard of RND? reflex Neurovascular dystrophy - kid version of RSD

 
 
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Old 10-12-2007, 07:38 AM #23
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Vicc,
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If your skin is red and warm (maybe like a mild sunburn), you are in the acute stage; the time when everyone agrees RSD can go into remission. The problem is that no one has any idea why people get better during this stage: Except me.

Don't you think that if you believe you hold the key to this disease that it would only be fair to share it with the thousands of scientists who have been working on finding a solution for both prevention and cure of RSD/CRPS for decades??


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