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Old 03-25-2009, 02:36 PM #1
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Default Howdy new member here in Oklahoma
Hi i am 31 and have rsd for about 6 years now in my left wrist hand and arm. I got my hand caught in a wire machine at work and twisted and sepearated my wrist basically. Tearing all the ligaments and tfcc. Needless to say i had major reconstruction of my wrist. Well just wanted to tell alittle something for now and get to meet the members. yall have a good day and low pain day

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