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RSD as a cause of death

View Poll Results: Do you think RSD can be a cause of death (excluding suicide)?
Yes, and I know someone who died directly from RSD. 1 8.33%
Yes, and I know someone who died directly from RSD.
1 8.33%
Yes, I believe it can cause death but I don't know anyone with RSD who has died directly from it.. 10 83.33%
Yes, I believe it can cause death but I don't know anyone with RSD who has died directly from it..
10 83.33%
No, RSD cannot be a cause of death. 1 8.33%
No, RSD cannot be a cause of death.
1 8.33%
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Old 07-17-2010, 12:06 PM #1
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Default Hi,
One of those Fox stories mentioned suicides. I know between BT and NT we have seen 4 or 5 to die and all have been from suicide..
I know a lot of people around my area with RSDS and we are all still kicking. It may cause strain on our heart from the pain or maybe bring on other illnesses that can cause death. Haven't heard of a death by RSD only.

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One of those Fox stories mentioned suicides. I know between BT and NT we have seen 4 or 5 to die and all have been from suicide..
I know a lot of people around my area with RSDS and we are all still kicking. It may cause strain on our heart from the pain or maybe bring on other illnesses that can cause death. Haven't heard of a death by RSD only.

Ada
I believe from the stand point of our immune system..Running on 'flight" high day in and day out..This in time must take a toll on us...Opens us up to developing other conditions/illnesses easier than your average bear and that is ultiametly is a disadvantage to us...Our bodies are just not wired to withstand the constant pain and agony RSD presents us with..it takes a toll over time and that indirectly can be a bad thing..But by then I will be buying my ticket for a direct flight up anyway!! Tired of the hurt... heart and body!

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