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Old 11-01-2007, 06:04 PM #1
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Default Stress levels out of control.
I wanted to ask about stress.

I have had my stress under control for months and now my stress level is through the roof.

I am dealing with issues here at home and it seems I get one thing done and then something else happens that I have to deal with something.

For some reason I can't get my stress back down. Again it took me and my Dr. about 7 years to get my stress level down to where I wasn't dealing with chest pain, depression and other issues quiet as bad.

Is stress an issue with the RSD. What part of it comes from the RSD?

Thanks so much for the help.

Ada
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