[ihearvoices2]

I too would like to see a forum for brain tumors or meningioma's also a forum for MGUS (monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance). Thank you so much for all your time!

Ang

[OneMoreTime]

Originally Posted by ihearvoices2

I too would like to see a forum for brain tumors or meningioma's also a forum for MGUS (monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance). Thank you so much for all your time!
Ang

Hey Ang ..
I agree that we need a Neurological Cancers & Tumors
with these sub-forums:
* Brain Tumors,
* Spinal Cord Tumors and
* Cancers of the Linings (like Meningiomas

Theresa

[OneMoreTime]

Doc, thank you VERY much for the Parents of Bipolar Children.. AND CFIDS.

I was so surprised to hear that subforums show up on the topic index page...
Then I realized WHY I never noticed them at OBT.
I never USED that page (unless I couldn't avoid it) for there were SO many topics (dozens) that it took a lot of time to scroll thu them all. My mind got numb and fuzzy everytime. It made me dizzy. My head almost hurt.

So what I did was subscribe to all the forum I did want to browse every so often, and accessed them all on my UserCP page!!! One stop shopping for me.

So thanks very much! And recognizing what MrsD and others pointed out to me, I want to urge you to use sub-forums whenever possible. I dread the forum topic list getting too long!

And I looked over the current major divisions and notice the name of the seond one Health & Related Topics ... and, looking over the topics, realized that Service & Support Dogs/Animals would probably go there best, not under general. So ignore what I said earlier. Wrong place to consider placing it.

Thanks again.
Theresa

[OneMoreTime]

Thanks to MrsD for requesting the great name change for what was once "Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies" -- and is now "Vitamins, Nutritients, Herbs and Supplements". Tip of the hat to DocJohn too, of course. Truly 1-Stop shopping for all our questions.

Rose is a great Vitamin E resource person, and MrsD is a licensed pharmacist and long-time investigator/speaker for non-pharmaceutical approaches to patient care. I know there will soon be others who have special knowledge to share. - Theresa