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Old 01-10-2007, 08:37 PM #11
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Default I just remembered another person who recovered from rsd
I just remembered someone else who recovered. She was a the sister in law of a friend of mine. She was probably in her 40's. Had surgery and didn't recover. Kept going back the doctors with pain. They diagnosed rsd and started blocks and pt and she recovered.

Has had no repalses that I know of.

I'll keep thinking of others who I've met thru the years.

Peace and hope,
Lisa
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