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Old 03-30-2008, 01:50 PM #1
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Default This whole RSD/CRPS monster SUX
I would like to know what the heck I did in my lifetime to deserve having this tossed my way. Bad enough I've had two foot surgeries to struggle with, but now THIS stuff.

I want a refund on my life.

How do you guys come to grips with dealing with this stuff, knowing that you never really will be free of it until the day you leave this Earth?
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