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Main Menu Home Not logged in - Login Register Now! Do you, a friend, or a family member have Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome? Are you looking for information, news articles and friendly support? Register your free account to get posting access to thousands of topics. This support forum is provided by the APS Foundation of America, Inc.   JOIN TODAY!	Posting Policy Change Starting 6/1/08  Moderated by: Tina, Staff, Heidi Topic closed New Topic Print Author Post Staff Greeter Joined:  Sunday September 11th, 2005 Location:    Posts:  554 Status:  Offline  Saturday May 10th, 2008 02:20 pm On June 1, 2008, the APS Friends & Support Forum will be implementing a new policy.  You have 6 months, from the date you registered, to post your full introduction, or your screen name will be deleted to conserve bandwidth.  If you would like to have access to the full forum, you MUST post your introduction in the introduction folder. You can post your intro at the following link:  http://www.apsforum.com/forum54/ . Your introduction should include your first name (no last names, please), your location (city, state & country) and your APS story or how APS affects your life. Without this information, you will not be granted access to the full forum. The direct link to post in the introduction folder is http://www.apsforum.com/new_topic.php?forum_id=8 . If you are confused and need more assistance, please see our new member tutorial at http://www.apsfa.org/forumtut.html Please also be sure to review the rules before you start posting: http://www.apsforum.com/forum7/6285.html Please do this before June 1, 2008 as we will begin deleting unused accounts on that day. Thank you. ____________________ Please Email us at staff@apsfa.org if you have any questions or concerns.  Current time is 10:58 pm APS Friends & Support Forum ~ Brought to you by the APS Foundation of America > Forum Information > APS Friends & Support Forum Policies > Posting Policy Change Starting 6/1/08 Side Box theme provided by WoWBBLounge.com Powered by WowBB 1.7 - Copyright © 2003-2006 Aycan Gulez Page processed in 0.2190 seconds (18% database + 82% PHP). 19 queries executed.

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