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Old 06-20-2009, 09:54 PM #5
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You dont say where you live- there could be a support group in your area? Have you checked the RSDSA site-they list the support groups

I am lucky to have people who support me but I am still very lonely at times because they really don't understand the severity of this disease and I sometimes just need to talk to other RSDers who get it!

You can always come here to vent- we use to try a live chat but couldnt get it together...Maybe we could try again?

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