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Old 07-13-2010, 08:21 PM #1
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I'm caroline & new to this wonderful sight. I have RSD/CRPS and would like to know if anybody had a pain pump...my doctor wants to try one on me with a drug named prialt???? i had a scs and it did not do anything for me, i need some relief fast....scared about having a pump i'm 5'3 and 99lb is the pump safe for my size? im so afraid .thank you all
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