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Old 06-14-2007, 04:37 PM #21
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I don't think she will answer, but I believe doctors consult with her to relearn everything they missed in med school... Sooo. Maybe she does doctor makeovers...

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I have followed your posts and find them not only informative, educational, but mainly factual. If you were ever to cease posting the vast amount of knowledge you possess we'd all be up the creek without a paddle. Hope you didn't mind my referring to you as MrsD on the old BT as typing is not one of my better skills
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Aha! I see I can delete my posts so I just did delete the question I asked mrsD. The question was inappropriate and mrsD and I have corresponded privately and I appologized and all is well.
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wow...I didn't know you could delete after this length of time!

Learned something new today...

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How can you delete a post?

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Lightbulb to delete..
you go to the edit function when you are signed on, and click the delete button that appears under the text box.

I thought we only got edit/delete for 24 hrs...but delete appears to work longer.
I tried edit and was denied. So only the delete button works. You cannot delete your post if it is a thread starter one, however.

I've never tried this, so I learned something today!
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