You'll notice that I have merged your newest thread with your original recovery thread. This is the second time that threads have been merged for you, so please don't keep starting new threads, or posting in old threads.
At the bottom, left, of each post, you can see the date that it was made, so you can tell when it is an old thread.
This message was in the recovery reading that Jaycey posted for you, (in Post #26):
While members may create as many threads as they like in a majority of BoneSmart's forums, we ask that each member have only one recovery thread. This policy makes it easier to go back and review history before providing advice.
For several reasons, we prefer that you only have one recovery thread.
- That way, we have all your information in one place. This makes it easier to go back and review your history before providing advice.
- If you keep starting new threads, you miss the posts and advice others have left for you in the old threads, and some information may be unnecessarily repeated
- Having only one thread will act as a diary of your progress that you can look back on.
So please post any updates, questions or concerns about your recovery here.
Don't worry that we won't see your question because, between us, the staff read all new posts every day.
If you need an urgent response to a question, just tag a member of staff.
How to tag another member; how to answer when someone tags you
If you prefer a different thread title, just post what you want and we'll get it changed for you.
Here are the instructions on finding your thread,
How can I find my threads and posts? . Many members bookmark their thread, so they can find it when they log on.
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