Great to see familiar faces! Thank you, Chemar for the "orientation" post.
 

I was elated to see familiar "faces" that I was missing from MGH. Chemar's orientation post for newbies was very helpful. I want to congratulate Doc for this very useful site and also thank the "oldies" for continuing their informative support in the forums. For many around the world, a forum such as Neuro Talk is a God-send when dealing with health issues. Many years ago, MGH was my guiding light and saving grace and it is wonderful to see some of the same dedicated people still helping others in this venue. For a couple of years now, I haven't posted much but I have kept up with the informative posting of others. I am a teacher, certified in exceptional student education among other things, so I deal daily with children living with the challenges of neurological problems. As an educator, it is crucial that continuing education and professional development be a priority in my life. Reading the forums is part of that for me. It's an honor to feel welcomed into such a helpful group of people. Again, thank you and may the New Year bring you all peace and health.

Welcome to Neuro Talk BBack. I'm glad you've joined us!

BBack,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with us. Looking forward to seeing you around.

Darlene:hug:

Welcome Bonnie!!!! This week is extra special with both you and Lara coming back at the same time. So much happened to each of us in the 10 yeasr since we met....we need to catch up!

Going to head off to bed....I must get up very early for work in the am,\. I hope o get caught up this weekend.

I'm glad your here. Welcome to neurotalk. Make yourself at home. BF:hug::hug:

hello and welcome to neurotalk .... there are lots of friendly and supportive people here .... hats off to you for being a special needs educator .... my husband and i have two adult children with autism, 2 adult children with high IQ (and to those who haven't had extremely high IQ children, they can be just as challenging as other special needs children as they get bored easily) and i adult child who is ADD ... with 5 boys our house was always active in one way or another ... trying to imagine my 5 plus another 10 .... like i said ... my hats off to you ... oh the stories you could tell... the wealth of information you can share .... i do hope to see you posting in some of the threads around here .... and again ....

Hello and welcome to Neuro Talk, glad you found us