I am a relatively computer literaterate, inteligent person and I cannot get on the forums except to read them. I know I need to register separately. When I click on register, it sends me to my existing profile. Can anyone assist me what what I am doing incorrectly????
Thanks for your help,
Cindy
(Who is feeling much blonder than usual today)
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Of course, you've asked this question the day they changed the page format on the share post pages! Click over to the forums. I gather you've been able to do that. To do it in the new format, move your mouse under either Manage or Connect, and a ribbon will come down with an option for Migraine Forums. Click on that option.
Once you are actually on the forums page, you should see an area near the top right of the forum listing that says "Log in/register." Click there, and you should be prompted what to do to register.
I think that's right; of course, it's been a while since I registered myself. If you have further problems, post a reply to this comment or make a comment or a new share post, and someone will help you.
We're looking forward to seeing you on the forums. Blonde has nothing to do with it; no one is born knowing how to use the internet. You will get the hang of it in no time.
I found it, thank you!!!! Oh and I love blaming it on being blond. It's better than blaming it on being 50! And the side effects of Topamax just go so well with being blond. If I didn't have a sense of humor about it I'd cry. So I have to laugh!!
Thank you again.
Cindy
I've never been blonde -- natural redhead. But I'll be 51 next month, and I refuse to believe that my problems with being air-headed have to do with age. My Topamax trial (a bust!) was several years ago, so I can't blame that, either. I think it has to do with sunspots and climate change.
Gretchen in Mississippi