Guest guest Posted October 22, 2002 Report Share Posted October 22, 2002 I must say Grady and I have our different ideas but I agree with him on this one It seems majority of the population is in the computuer world and what better way to get the word out than websites. I along with many of my friends have sites because it's fun to share pictures of events. I have noticed though that people who are not firmiliar with dwarfism or parents who's child has just been diagnosed has found my site and e-mailed me. I didn't know that my site could make such an impact! I know when I am surfing I like to go on to other districts websites and look around and see how their regionals went or what there news is. Unfortunately some haven't been updated in over a year or don't have any pictures. At my regional this past weekend, some parents were talking about when their child was diagnosed with dwarfism. That alot of hospitals had no idea about LPA or much info to give them so after researching on their own on the puter they found the lpa website and others as well. Websites can be tricky at first to set up, alot of trial and error along with time to scan in all the pictures. After some practice you get the hang of it and it becomes really easy. It is imporant to keep in mind that not only do we put them up for fun but that they do help people as well! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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