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Old 03-18-2009, 07:45 PM #1
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Can I ask a question? What is the deal with my statement about aphasia? Was it moved to another 'room'? Which one? Thankyou
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Lor...click on your name, then click on posts by lor. That will help you find your post. Nothing was moved.
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Lor it was moved to the General disorders forum:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread81609.html

I didn't move it, I don't know who did. But I did respond to it
before that happened.

There is a "moved" note on your post at Social Chat...if you click on it, that will
take you there too.
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Lor, all you need to do is click on your thread title "aphasia" here on social and it will take you to the moved post on general health

we always leave a redirect so members can find moved posts

generally illness related posts are moved off social so it can be kept open for "other stuff"

hope that helps
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