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Old 09-12-2008, 07:55 AM #2
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Default Hi Ali
I'm sorry your PT isn't going as good as the last time. Hopefully when you go in the hospital for three weeks of PT that will help you a lot. I have RSD and Migraines,but I don't have the dystonia. I will say prayers that you will get relief soon. Take Care Good Luck with the Physical Therapy program.

Laraine
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