November is RSD/CRPS Awareness Month. The orange ribbon represents the fire we feel in our nerves that have gone haywire. Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy/Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a disorder that occurs after a traumatic injury, surgery, sprain, fracture or a period of immobilization. A person may look "healthy" but often suffers unbearable, unrelenting and burning nerve pain. Our skin sweats, swells, changes colors and temperatures and hurts at the slightest touch. THERE IS NO CURE FOR RSD/CRPS. If you would like to know more, go to: rsdsa.org