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Old 07-11-2009, 02:13 PM #1
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Default Are you working despite your RSD?
My doctor doesnt believe I can resume my career, in fact, he thinks I could probably only work sparingly- and at something I enjoy.

I want to know if others manage to work despite the pain and poor sleep we endure. I am basically ruined financially as a consequence of my RSD, lost my career, home, etc. And have been contemplating trying to work despite my doc's opinion.
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