I need a little help this morning

[Grannie G]

Dear Grommit, It`s so good to know you have overcome such a long, low period.

When you have nowhere to hide, when you have to put a front on and pretend you are OK, it is additionally stressful.

Well done you. Love Sylvia x

 

[Skye]

Hi Grommit

So glad you're feeling better. Keep in touch.

Love,

 

[DickG]

Hi Grommit

So pleased that you are on the "up".

Dick

 

[Margarita]

Am also pleased to read that your feeling better xx

 

[Libby]

Hi Grommit

Really pleased to hear that you're back to yourself - it's so much worse when you don't know what's brought those low feelings on

Take care

Libs

 

[janeymouse]

sorry to hijack thread

want to post a new message but am unable to find how to do this, its probably obvious, but could some one point me in the right direction please?

Many thanks

 

[Amy]

Hiya Janeymouse,
At top of this page click on "Support for people with dementia...."; when new screen appears scroll down a little and on the LHS there is a blue box thing that says "New thread" - click on that.
I always have to look really hard when I want to start a thread - so you are not on your own.
Love Helen

 

[Skye]

Hi Janeymouse

Just go to the main forum page. At the top is a button called 'New Thread'. Click this and you will get a message box. You have to give your thread a title.

Good luck

 

[jenniferpa]

Janeymouse: go to a forum page (such as http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/TalkingPoint/discuss/forumdisplay.php?f=2) and choose the "New Thread" button on the top left

 

[alfjess]

new thread

Hi Janeymouse
Cick on support for dementia carers, then in the left hand corner you will see a button new thread, click on that and introduce a new thread.
Hope I am right, but if not I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than I am will direct you.
Alfjess