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by sam10 » Sun Mar 06, 2011 05:21 pm
Since yesterday the board index layout has completely changed. "Preeclampsia Information" with sub-categories such as "Ask the Experienced", "Dads", "HELLP and underlying disorders" are now all the way below "Events". "Life Stages and Preeclampsia" on the other hand appears now below "About this Forum". Have I inadvertently changed the layout? If so, I can't seem to find a way to change it back how it used to be.
~Julija (40)
MC 3/2009 and 3/2011
Henry (1/1/2010-1/7/2010) - forever loved and missed; severe PE with Hellp; partial placental abruption, classical c-section at 25.6 weeks
Matilda (Nov. 2012, born at 35.4 weeks) - severe PE
Our pain has been put into words, placed into empty cradles, to remember that all our babies lived, that they mattered and always will. - Field of Cradles http://www.fieldofcradles.org/
MC 3/2009 and 3/2011
Henry (1/1/2010-1/7/2010) - forever loved and missed; severe PE with Hellp; partial placental abruption, classical c-section at 25.6 weeks
Matilda (Nov. 2012, born at 35.4 weeks) - severe PE
Our pain has been put into words, placed into empty cradles, to remember that all our babies lived, that they mattered and always will. - Field of Cradles http://www.fieldofcradles.org/
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Re: Board index
by caryn » Tue Mar 08, 2011 06:41 pm
It's not you; it's like that for me, too. And Ask The Experts is missing again.
Science! The articles you don't want to miss:
The Preeclampsia Puzzle (New Yorker) and Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy (New York Times)
Looking for recent articles and studies? Lectures from researchers?
A chance to participate in research? For us on Facebook or Twitter?
Caryn, @carynjrogers, who is not a doctor and who talks about science stuff *way* too much
DS Oscar born by emergent C-section at 34 weeks for fetal indicators, due to severe PE
The Preeclampsia Puzzle (New Yorker) and Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy (New York Times)
Looking for recent articles and studies? Lectures from researchers?
A chance to participate in research? For us on Facebook or Twitter?
Caryn, @carynjrogers, who is not a doctor and who talks about science stuff *way* too much
DS Oscar born by emergent C-section at 34 weeks for fetal indicators, due to severe PE
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Re: Board index
by sam10 » Tue Mar 08, 2011 07:31 pm
True. I wanted to look up some topics in "Ask the Experts", I could not find that either.....
~Julija (40)
MC 3/2009 and 3/2011
Henry (1/1/2010-1/7/2010) - forever loved and missed; severe PE with Hellp; partial placental abruption, classical c-section at 25.6 weeks
Matilda (Nov. 2012, born at 35.4 weeks) - severe PE
Our pain has been put into words, placed into empty cradles, to remember that all our babies lived, that they mattered and always will. - Field of Cradles http://www.fieldofcradles.org/
MC 3/2009 and 3/2011
Henry (1/1/2010-1/7/2010) - forever loved and missed; severe PE with Hellp; partial placental abruption, classical c-section at 25.6 weeks
Matilda (Nov. 2012, born at 35.4 weeks) - severe PE
Our pain has been put into words, placed into empty cradles, to remember that all our babies lived, that they mattered and always will. - Field of Cradles http://www.fieldofcradles.org/
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Re: Board index
by admin » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:12 am
Thanks for letting us know- I noticed this too, and it is related to the earlier forum issues where the Southwest region was not showing up with any subheadings. Our tech team is working to fix the problem, but basically appears that to do so, it has to revert to a previous state, which we do not want. I will bring it up with them and make sure that all of these changes get rectified. Also, if anything else appears strange, please don't hesitate to comment and let me know! Thanks!!
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