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POLSON — Jokes are allowed, but seriously, Polson resident Lynn Peters suffers from chronic pain and crippling due to 19 years of Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome. American doctors are taking worst RSD cases to Germany for a week long, medically-induced coma to rewire the brain for healing. This is the first and only hope for Lynn. Fundraising is necessary to make this miracle happen. To help, go to YouCaring.com and/or GoFundMe.com, type in Lynn Peters, and view her story and how to donate. Also, a medical fund has been set up at First Citizen’s Bank in Polson under “Medical Fund for Lynn Peters.” For more information, call (406) 883-2281.

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