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Old 03-24-2012, 12:30 AM #11
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Hi everyone, I have trouble wearing sleeves because of the rsd in my right arm. My mom went crazy this winter and bought me shirts of all types to find something i could wear. What she did find that worked are sleeves made for runners to wear when it is cold outside. If i wear them i can put a sweater or other shirt or coat on top of them. I may not be able to wear it all day but at least an hour ot two. Good luck everybody.
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