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posted 09 June 2003 18:08               

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I found it on page 26!!

To the top for the new members.

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Updated site list June 2003..

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posted 12 June 2003 18:17               

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TinCup,
Thank you!!

[This message has been edited by shelley (edited 13 July 2003).]

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posted 13 June 2003 19:34               

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Back to the top

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posted 19 June 2003 14:28               

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Originally posted by momtoeight:
Thought at one time that I had that copy and paste thingy down.

...and

originally posted by sizzled:
I am sorry for my sorry computer...(or my skills!) but I CANNOT 'cut and paste' with this bleepin' machine!

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Just reading thru some postings today & saw these...it is easy to cut/paste.....even an idiot like me can do it.

Highlight (with your mouse) any text you want to copy. Then using your keyboard, press the "ctrl" button down along w/the "c" key, "to copy". Go to wherever you want to paste, put the cursor where you want to paste what was just copied & press the "ctrl" button again, only this time, press the "v" key, "to paste".

Practice it using Notepad...it will become second nature to you.

Hope I have helped & not confused anyone more. It really is simple.

Like this (sure hope this works...lol):

http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/009342.html

Barb

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posted 28 June 2003 00:27               

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I just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to put this site/topic together. It has everything I have been looking of in one location. I have been thrown into this medical world due to my son's lyme but I am trying to learn as much as I can.

I have been registerd since April but all I ususally do is read all the great advice. Now I will be busy printing up all this info to read when my kids are asleep.

God bless and Thank Ya'll
Starr

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posted 01 July 2003 10:07            

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Up for Steve and other new members

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Up for newbies.

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Up for Bill M.

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up again!

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up again for new members

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Up up and away

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posted 08 July 2003 13:22            

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up to the top

"I'm on the.. top of America, the top of America, da doo de dum da doo de dum de doo..."

I actually don' t know if America is what goes there, it just had the right number of syllables.

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posted 10 July 2003 15:16               

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posted 10 July 2003 15:20            

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.charitywatch.org/articles/ms.html
"We believe that:
1. Both the responsibility and the remedy for this situation belong primarily to the members of the national and local boards of trustees. They should demand a high level of accountability for all allocations.

2. MS patients and their families should rightfully demand more direct services, especially for those patients who are disabled and poor.

3. Patients, their physicians, and indeed all doctors should demand increased research allocations.

4. Nonprofit health organizations need to implement functional expense categories that better identify what they actually do, and also make publicly available a detailed itemization of their expenditures to achieve those ends."

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posted 20 July 2003 07:19            

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So many new people posting so bringing this back up!

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posted 20 July 2003 22:35            

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Hey Siz...

I had some boiled eggs and was thinking about you.

Not an egg goes by without fond thoughts of my favorite SIZZZZZZZZ.

Boy oh boy.. are we goofy or what? hehehe

Bringing this back up for folks....

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posted 10 August 2003 16:49               

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to the top again

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posted 15 August 2003 22:07               

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up for new people

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posted 18 August 2003 22:07               

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Sure doesn't take long for this to be pushed back out of sight.

To the top - for all those new friends and neighbors who have joined us.

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