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Mike, fantastic article -- congratulations!!

Only one small point to make -- we don't limit NeuroTalk only to patients or their caregivers. Anyone is free to join our community, but obviously most people here fall into one of the two categories you listed in the article.

Thanks for the kind words about NeuroTalk and the wonderful people that go to make up our community here. If you don't mind, I think I'll highlight the article (and link to it) in a blog entry from Psych Central.

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John
Dear John -

Thank you for your kind words. And my apologies on my misstatement on the conditions for membership: I clearly should have sent out a draft copy for your review, for which I apologize. As well as sent you a copy of the final article once the link was up as I had intended to . . .

Thanks again,

Mike
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That's a great article! Without the forum, I would go crazy. So many people without the disease are clueless and just treat you so rudely.
Thanks! Your comments means a great deal to me. I was concerned that I might seem too personal, more about my response to the forum and what it meant to me, than - perhaps - the forum itself. But then I realized that I had no knowledge of the forum except in terms of my experience with it, and that was the only way I could write about it with any hope of authenticity.

Your comments - in a similar vein - support that decision. Thank you again.

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