welcome 2 me...
 

i am 36 and have a rare undiagnosed condition...i am looking for camaraderie and some new insight....

Hello & welcome,
If you can list your symptoms maybe we can suggest some things for you to look into.

Welcome, rachelyse! Camaraderie this way---
 

--->This is the place for that!

I'm a 65 yr-old with a undiagnosed condition I expect will turn of to be very common. When I get tired of pondering that mystery, there are quite a few general, non-medical forums where you can meet up with folks focussed on subjects like pets, etc.

Look at the solid bar near the top. Over on the right, see Quick Links? Drop the menu *edit* You'll find a list of places you can check out. Actually, if you keep going, you'll go through all of NeuroTalk's forums.

So make youself at home. Enjoy. If you have questions, stop by here and ask.

I think clicking on "Today"s Posts" is what was meant ...

The Mark Forums Read - marks all unread forum/topics as read - then they won't be bolded anymore.
* bolded or not bolded is an easy way to see what threads /posts you may have read already. *

It does take you to the main index page listing all our forums- but they will be marked as read already... and it will mess up the New Posts option until more new posts are made.

* clicking the Neurotalk logo in the upper left corner is a very quick way to find the main/home page of NT. *

Also the New Posts in the center area of the colored bar above will show all recent posts in all forums.

I'm new and trying to figure out how this place works, too. Thank you for the tips posted here! Very helpful!

- Rebecca

Hello and Welcome to NeuroTalk!!
 

Rebecca,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Happy to see you have come to be with us. Just let us know if we can be of any help.

There are great number and caring fellow members here to assist you. Our shoulders are here for support in many ways.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you. :smileypray:

Darlene :hug:

And here is our FAQ - it will help you learn about the forums.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/faq.php