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Old 05-15-2009, 10:00 PM #1
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Start PT Monday. It's been about 3 years since I last had PT but it was post-broken leg and not for RSD. This time the order is from my PD for RSD.
I'm wondering if anyone can share what their PT for RSD is like. I'm concerned because of all the damage in my knee and recently the knee pain is worse than the RSD. I see the Ortho the following week, but I'm anxious about the pain increasing with the therapy. The last round of PT I remember was difficult because it ascerbated the RSD. Words of wisdom welcome. Lynnie ONE MOMENT CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING!
P.S. Slept the last 6 nights and other than the leg pain, I feel good. Whoopee!
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