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February 2010

  • Living with RSD? - by CONNIE - (Tue, Feb 09 2010)
    Hi. My name is connie, it was july of 1994, i was 40 yrs. Old, married and had 2 childern 18yr. Old daughter and a 15 yr, old son. I was in a fender bender that ruined my life. [more..]
  • R S D - by Joi - (Tue, Feb 09 2010)
    my name is Joi and I have been living with RSD for about three years now. I have read your comments time and time again and it has helped a great deal. this is the first time I have posted anything so please be patient. [more..]
  • my life living with rsd - by Eunice - (Mon, Feb 08 2010)
    Hi, me name is Eunice and I’ve had rsd in my righ elbow for 11 years now. Doctors said it was from my job of electronics for 25 years. i went through all kinds of theropy and they winded up implanting a electronic stemulator into my side. It comes with a remote control so i can use it when needed. [more..]

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