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Michelle Sawicki

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  1. Hi guys,

    I just wanted to wish all of you happy holidays. :)

    My three year old niece is coming over tomorrow and we're going to color Easter eggs. I'm really looking forward to it. Kenny has grown up so fast...it's nice to still have young relatives to do that kind of stuff with.

    I hope you guys have a great weekend.

    Michelle

  2. THANK YOU to all who offered to help! :) JaneEyre9 was the first to contact us regarding the editing position, and we are pleased to announce that she will be our new editor.

    Amber has volunteered to update the list of support groups. :)

    BuddyLeesWife, I would love to have your help with finding NCS articles. Thanks. I'll send you a PM.

    Gena may be taking the Link Checker position...I am waiting to hear back from her. Other than that, we can still use a lot of help. Please let me know if you are interested in any of the positions still available.

    THANK YOU!!! You guys are the greatest!

    Michelle

    PS...Thanks for those links, Julie. I'll check them out.

  3. Hi Ellen,

    I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you are explaining entirely. I usually just hit enter a time or two after each paragraph and that seems to split them up well enough. Are you trying to do something other than that? Feel free to PM me and I can walk you through it.

    Take care,

    Michelle

  4. Hi guys!

    As we grow, so does our need for help. If you want to join the DINET team and lend a helping hand with any of the following volunteer positions, we'd love to hear from you. Please PM me through the forum, or write to: staff@dinet.org if you are interested. Thank you!

    Edit

    One of our editors has retired, and we are searching for a new editor to take her place. If you have editing experience we would love to hear from you.

    Find press releases

    If you like to research and know how to use the Internet this may be the position for you! Help us find recent, dysautonomia-related press releases to include in our quarterly newsletter.

    Help keep our links up-to-date

    DINET's website is chock full of links. You can help keep DINET's website up-to-date by checking the links on a monthly basis. There are online link checkers to assist you in this task.

    The person in this position will document broken links and then use a search engine to investigate whether websites with broken links have changed their urls or no longer exist.

    Find new links

    We need someone who enjoys researching on the computer to find dysautonomia-related websites to link to from our website. We prefer to link to websites that are written by doctors or published by organizations.

    Update DINET's list of support groups

    Help keep our list of support groups up to date by contacting support group leaders through email and updating their DINET listing.

    Fundraise

    Do you have ideas for fundraisers in 2006? Are you willing to do the work? If so, please contact DINET and share your ideas.

    Grant Searcher

    We could use help finding grants for which we may qualify. If you can help with this, please let us know.

    Help build our "Assistance" page

    Can you assist us in finding web resources that will help others for our "Assistance" page? If so, let us know!

    Resarch PubMed/Medline for the latest NCS findings

    Do you like to research and know how to use PubMed or a similar site? If the answer is yes, DINET could use your help in finding the latest publicatons on neurocardiogenic syncope! Email us for further information.

  5. One of our medical advisors from Mayo passed this on to me the other day:

    Here is another opportunity to raise awareness about dysautonomia/POTS. This is through the Neurology Now magazine, which is published by the American Academy of Neurology and is dedicated to patients with neurological disorders and their caregivers. They have Speak Up publication category where patients submit their essays/accounts of living with a disease. Their website is http://www.neurologynow.com/pt/re/neuronow...#33;9001!-1 I receive these magazines monthly as part of the Academy of Neurology membership, but I think the magazine is actually free on line.

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