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Welcome to All Newbies!

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Marina

Hello and Welcome to all Newbies! :bye:

 

My thanks to Chris P for introducing you to the Forum :crutch:

 

For anybody who's not quite accustomed to a forum with as many features as this one has and might need :bye:, please check out the How To Use the Forum pages, there are quite few tips on how to do what etc.

 

Having introduced yourselves in this section (although there's no obligation to start here), please feel free to then go onto the other sections as appropriate and chat away :bye:

 

I hope you enjoy your time with us as well as maybe make some new MS friends.

Marina

(belated DX in June '05, SPMS)

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