New members - Must read before posting.

First of all a BIG WELCOME to HealingWell's A & P  forum. If you, or a loved one has been diagnosed with anxiety and/or panic disorder you have found the the right forum.

Please read all Forum rules before posting. Make yourself familiar with them.

Once you decide that you want to post for the first time, please click on New Topic box near the top left side and introduce yourself to the rest of our community. Tell us a little about your self that you don't mind us knowing. If your first post is a reply to someone else's post you may get over looked. And we wouldn't want that to happen. 

Lastly we are glad that you found us. You will find us to be a very diverse, knowledgeable and compassionate forum.

Kindly,

Kitt,  SC , Hibee and Merrida

A & P Moderators.

It's a friendly consideration to do it.

You mean if you usually post in another forum where you're well know, then you pop into a new one to post?

We do ask people to do it, because it gets confusing when members new to A/P or to any forum, begin their posting experience by replying at the tail end of an existing current, or somewhat stale, old thread.

If you're new to any forum, just a few quick comments on your introductory thread is very helpful....letting us know you're a regular on forum XYZ, but you're popping in here....just one introductory thread so all of our regular members can meet you and know who you are before just replying to existing threads.

As a "new" writer in this (or any other forum you're frequenting for the first time), it's a lovely, polite way to say "howdy" to the forum members and let us know what brings you here....Then post wherever on the forum you'd like to (we encourage that too, because we can all benefit by sharing our stories, replying to others, asking questions, putting ourselves out there).

It's just that initial post....it can get lost in the shuffle and then no one knows who you are (in relation to each new forum you post in)....and sadly, it can result in fewer people reading your post.

A one time intro is all we ask to help people get acquainted,....then welcome aboard to post wherever you please,.....and we'll know, then, more about you,...the one making the replies!

Make sense? Sure it does! ;-)




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