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Old 11-07-2007, 07:58 PM #8
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GRRRRRRRRRR!

That is just dispicable!!!!!!
I'm SO sorry, I hope you win.

I can't believe people can be that cold or ignorant. If it's all in RSD patients heads, why do they have physical symptoms like, swollen parts, skin lesions, nerve damage and muscle loss etc.?

GRRRRRR!!!!

LET ME AT HER!
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