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Health-Care Activism Discussion Forum
Shaun
Kerry, M.D.
Diplomate, American Board
of Psychiatry and Neurology
As you read through this site, you
may have many questions. You might disagree with some of the
things that have been said; you might have other ideas.
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The
discussion forum provides a place for
you to share these thoughts.
If you do disagree, or if something seems unclear, please try
to explain your reasoning to the group in an amicable way. We want
to know not only your opinion, but also, how you arrived at that
opinion. This discussion of our reasoning processes - as opposed
to simply stating our beliefs - will facilitate an enlightening
discussion.
With these thoughts in mind, please enter
our discussion forum. If you want to enter your comments,
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you can visit as a guest. Simply complete the registration form to
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various email newsletters. Simply leave the boxes unchecked, and
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After doing so, the discussion form should appear on your screen. |
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On the far left, you will see topics grouped into
categories. The main headings will have blue backgrounds.
Select the general subject (bold black text against a blue background)
that interests you the most, and look at the subtopics, which are
underlined, and listed beneath these headings. Simply click on the
subtopic to read that particular message. You can reply to
statements made by others, or you can select "Post New" (in the upper
left-hand corner of the page), to begin discussing a new subject.
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