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I think that if we had a quick and easy website, it would be easier to spread the word about NT in 'real life'.
I had a neighbor the other day who came over to ask me for help finding info about migraine headaches and TMJ... I had to ask for an email addy to be able to send her a link to neurotalk because the website is a bit long to just write down or remember. (neurotalk.org says it is under construction - will it ever be available to us?).
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If you put Neurotalk in your search bar this site comes up with ease.
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yes, putting neurotalk into google is easy enough... but I always thought that saying to someone "this is the website" is better than saying "type this into google"...
But, if neurotalk.org will not be available, then giving folks the name to type into google is easy enough. One of the things I have always done with good online resources is to print out a one page description of the site and put in on the bulletin boards or waiting room end tables at my doctors offices and at the pharmacy... I would like to do that with neurotalk, and it would look better and be easier for folks to remember if the description and website name said "neurotalk.org"
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