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Old 12-06-2008, 10:51 PM #1
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Default Weather changes and RSD
Hi everyone

With the weather getting colder, it is awful. is it normal for people with RSD/CRPS to feel the weather changing? Let me give you an example I went outside for a few minutes and the cold air really bothered my leg, no matter how much I tried to get warm my leg would not warm up. It felt like a cold burn for hours.

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