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My husband has CRPS He got diagnosed with it after another employee crushed him with a piece of heavy equipment 3 years ago. Fractured a rib, hurt his back, broke the femoral head inside his hip, ( hip surgery) dislocated knee and tore ligaments out of knee( knee surgery) total hip replacement, total knee replacement, total knee revision surgery, hip injections, back ablation, 8 lumbar back injections, trail spinal cord surgery, then failed permanent spinal cord, surgery and finally a successful permanent spinal cord stimulator surgery and diagnosed with CRPS. Life will never be the same ALL because of this other employee!