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Old 04-29-2012, 06:26 PM #11
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I have RSD bilaterally on both hands, wrists and arms. I also have it on my incision sites of my SCS, neck, mid back, & lower back. Now it's spreading onto my right shoulder as well. I have found that jersey sheets by northern nights are the best. I have to have very soft fabrics in order to sleep or even to wear. I found a pillow that is the best ever too and its by Soft tex.
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