Phil

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Phil,

Even though you might not have it as bad as the rest of us, or because you might be in Remission.....you still have RSD. And that means that you belong here with everyone else.

I'm glad to hear that you was diagnosed early and was treated early..... that goes to show that being diagnosed and treated early does really help someone go into remission.

Are you able to work still? Like as in the same job as you were doing before being Diagnosed with RSD?

Do you have any kids?

I'm just asking about the kids because I have 3...2 girls ages 9 and 5, and a 20 month old baby boy that loves to wrestle around on the floor....and it's impossible for me to even get on the floor to play with the baby, let alone wrestle with them....

I have the RSD Full Body plus Internally in my Abdomen....

I really hope that yours stay in remission. To never spread and to never have it get worse would be a really good thing.

Tonia

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Pam, I don't get on to much, because I am one of the lucky ones. Diagnosed last winter with RSD, had only had symptoms for less than 2 months, Immediately got SGblocks, and extensive therapy. So far the worst shooting pains subsided, nothing has spread, I take minimal prescriptions, and am only slightly inconvienced at this time. Three weeks ago I had a radial nerve operation on my left arm, slightly risky but so far the operation has not done any harm, no flare-ups, but it did not help the numb feelings but the swelling isn't down either.

I read nearly all posts, but like I said I don't even have an issue compare to most of you on the sight. My prayers are with all, I somtimes feel guilty even being on here with the little I have to complain about. LOL< gentle hugs, Phil

"Surreal" 2004

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