Living constructively, adapting, and outwitting the odds
//Information is a beautiful thing.
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Campaign cash: Who’s spending where in 2010
:08 AM EDT Tuesday, August 24, 2010
The Post offers an interactive table to track campaign spending by interest groups and political parties in the 2010 midterm elections.
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http://link.email.washingtonpost.com/r/E5QODK/JIITMS/2V5ICZ/SALAPD/VAIOB/ID/t
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//Pisses me off that almost all the studies done on CRPS insist on recruiting subjects (that is, patients) who have only one affected limb! This specifically precludes a huge proportion of us. Unrealistic & stupid.
Happily (and never was the word less apt), RSDS.org is doing a 20-year study on the natural history of CRPS. With luck, that might change the general focus to something more realistic. It only takes practice about, oh, 10-15 years to catch up with the data.
Frkn one-affected-limb-only. Sheesh. Bloody amateurs.
If I had a massive gift to endow, I’d create scholarships for people with CRPS to get all the support & equipment they need to complete medical school, medically-related advanced degrees, whatever it takes.