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Old 04-29-2012, 06:37 PM #10
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Originally Posted by rbbossong View Post
Hi. I have RSD in my legs. Anything that rubs my legs hurts. So high count sheets, or flannel. Heat is your friend. Sitting in the sun will do wonders for you. (They found that people in the North, who don't get much sunlight,actually are more prone to RSD, go figure) Body pillow with feathers in a flannel cover....LOVE.
Sheets- Northern night jersey sheets.
Pillow- Soft Tex
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