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heatherainsley
heatherainsley
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Member Since 02/06/2010 08:36 PM
Last Online 06/07/2010 03:20 PM
Gender: Female
Birthdate: 10/29/1979
City: cedar city
State: Utah
A little about me: I am a 30 female I was diagnosed last september with rsd in my right foot, it is now in my left foot and right arm. I am a mother to 3. I also have 6 stepchildren who live north of us, cant wait to see them again. I also have fibromyalgia, irratable bowl syndrome, migraines, and the onset of glaucoma. My husband has ptsd, cyclothemia, borderline schizophrenic, and they think he could also be bipolar, they mentioned that recently. Our youngest at home aleksandra was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome last year and our oldest at home ainsley has asthma and migraines and has gone through 2 surgerys to fix her feet and 2 more are scheduled for next year.
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scorpioj gave me a Hug
05/03/2013 02:13 AM
a HugDear Members of the RSD Support Group,

This hug comes from all of the new group leaders at the RSD Support Forum. We are sending you this to let you know that we have renewed our commitment to provide a safe and comfortable place for you, our members, to receive the love and support that is so needed when suffering from CRPS/RSD.

Our new leadership team has developed a Mission Statement we would like to share with you:
"To provide a safe and enjoyable environment for group members; encourage participation; and guide members to follow rules and terms of the site with a gentle hand."

​We see
our
main​
job
​as ​
ensur
​ing
that this forum is a positive experience for all members: a place you can find friendship, learn about
​our
condition, and find
​a safe ​
space to express your experiences
​and feelings​
.

You can read about our new, simplified group rules here:
http://www.mdjunction.com/forums/reflex-sympathetic-dystrophy-discussions/general-support/10635134-welcome-message-and-group-rules-for-the-rsd-support-group,

and read about
​each of ​
our goals for the group in our leadership profiles here:
http://www.mdjunction.com/reflex-sympathetic-dystrophy/group-leaders

We hope that you will come on by for a visit, read some posts, write some posts, and make yourself at home with us. We are here to serve you!

With Love, Peace, and Aloha,
Howard, Jenny and Julie

jpcrps gave me a Hug
03/18/2013 01:24 PM
a HugDear Friends, I am writing to let you know that I have volunteered to co-lead the RSD Support Group.

I feel very strongly that this syndrome is under-funded for research, that many doctors remain unaware of the symptoms of this condition (the average patient sees 5 professional medical providers before they are diagnosed), and also that the general public for the most part has never heard of this condition which afflicts 50,000 new patients every year in the USA alone. How many of you have tried to tell a friend of family member about your condition, and been met with a blank stare?

I hope to make a positive contribution to this site through providing information in posts and continuing to expand our Resources section. I pledge to be here for you as a friendly ear, so that you know that you are not alone in your experience.

I would like to see this group thrive as a welcoming community, where we can explore the ups and downs of this condition in a safe environment. We can make a difference in our own lives and in the lives of other CRPS/RSD patients by being better informed about the syndrome, and by sharing that information with our own community of doctors, friends and family.

I am particularly interested in alternative and complimentary tools such as those used by Rev and offered at many pain management clinics ~ such as meditation, relaxation techniques, and volunteering to help others. There are things that WE can do to help ourselves reduce our own suffering.

I will need your patience and a little coaching along the way as I am new to being a forum leader. I will sincerely appreciate any feedback from my co-leader Craig and from any and all members. If you have any suggestions or ideas, please feel free to contact me because this is OUR group, and OUR community, created and sustained by OUR participation.

Thank you for this opportunity to be of service,
Mahalo,
Jenny

BlueYoshi gave me a Hug
01/23/2013 02:57 PM
a HugHappy January! I hope your weather is warmer than the 0 degrees Fahrenheit in my area right now!

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