Oklahoma RSD/CRPS Support.

I broke my right foot in 2005 and it was put into a cast. After the cast was removed, my foot continued to hurt really bad and I thought I had re-injured it. The foot began to swell, get cold, and turn bluish purple.  By the time I could get back into the doctor, my foot was very deformed.  After multiple visits it was eventually diagnosed as RSD.  I underwent physical therapy but it did not help much.  Today, I have RSD in both feet, both knees, my right hand, my back and my neck.  I can't wear shoes and am considering a walker at this point.  I have also developed fibromyalgia, lupus, and have grand mal seizures (not related to RSD.)  I live for the good days and believe that tomorrow will be better.  I will not let this disease win.  I have two grown children, one in college and one in high school, so I have much to be strong for.  I pray that one day each and every one of us will be healed and pain free.     Peace.