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@no1likemo Hey there friend, your post just caught my attention. Like you, I am also 35 yo and have been through a traumatic journey full of surgeries, doctors, questions, depression, SCS, depression, allodynia, etc etc. I am also going to send you a dm about this. The short answer to your heartfelt question about CRPS is this: yes, you absolutely can handle crps in the long-term. I know it might seem the complete opposite, but I am a living testament to that truth. Like Winston Churchill once said, "If you're walking through Hell, keep going." You are not alone in this. There is help out there and doctors who care. MAID is not the answer, but I can understand how one might see that as an end to a means (I say that w/o any judgment, only grief). Please reach out to me anytime you need. In the meantime, keep your eye out for a dm I will send you with lots more info. 🙂 *sending hugs*
Please know that all of us in the community are here to support you. I reached out to @rivermaya34 about your heart-breaking saga, and she responded right away to your post. Have heart.
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@no1likemo have you heard of the Spero Clinic in Fayetteville AR they have a treatment program for CRPS
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@no1likemo om going g to try to private message you.