welcome new member-standard welcome letter #1

[Guest guest]

Welcome new member.

Some quick facts-

* The liver is the largest organ of the body, and also the largest gland.

* The liver affects nearly every physiological process of the body and

performs over 500 different chemical functions.

* The liver filters over a liter of blood each minute.

This is a group of people helping each other to navigate through this terrible

disease.

We

are very informal here, and have very few rules. They can be counted on

one hand. No soliciting, no flaming or insulting, and no politics or

other divisive subjects. Most health support groups have moderation

before your post is ever considered for the forum. This one is set so

the we can actually converse, and that leaves a lot of leeway to the

members to say what they want, but we try to keep the discussion

somewhat related to liver disease.

Mostly, common sense dictates this and there is seldom a need for any

kind of moderator intervention. There are three moderators here, MaC,

Pamela and myself.

There are a number of transplant survivors, and

transplant candidates. There are a few who are sick, and are not having

transplants. Check out the members database to see who has what

illness. It can also help keep people's names straight for you. There

is a nice photo album, so we can see what we look like. We have some

usefull files for downloading, and a links section.

Please ask questions.

Welcome. Love, Bobby

Sickness brings us to our knees. It shows us we are human and

that human bodies don't live forever. Showing love to those

who are sick and getting love from someone who is sick...will

last. It will remain in the minds of those who loved them for

years to come until they, also, go to their own resting place.

Hold onto that love.

long life, old age, everything good-Apache prayer

[Guest guest]

Hi, thanks for joining our group. Here is the standard welcome letter, my name

is Bobby. Glad to help you in any way we can.

Welcome new member.

Some quick facts-

* The liver is the largest organ of the body, and also the largest gland.

* The liver affects nearly every physiological process of the body and

performs over 500 different chemical functions.

* The liver filters over a liter of blood each minute.

This is a group of people helping each other to navigate through this terrible

disease.

We

are very informal here, and have very few rules. They can be counted on

one hand.

No soliciting,

no flaming

or insulting,

and no politics or

other divisive subjects.

Most health support groups have moderation

before your post is ever considered for the forum. This one is set so

the we can actually converse, and that leaves a lot of leeway to the

members to say what they want, but we try to keep the discussion

somewhat related to liver disease.

Mostly, common sense dictates this and there is seldom a need for any

kind of moderator intervention. There are three moderators here, MaC,

Pamela and myself. There are a number of transplant survivors, and

transplant candidates. There are a few who are sick, and are not having

transplants. Check out the members database to see who has what

illness. It can also help keep people's names straight for you. There

is a nice photo album, so we can see what we look like. We have some

usefull files for downloading, and a links section.

Please ask questions.

Welcome. Love, Bobby

Sickness brings us to our knees. It shows us we are human and

that human bodies don't live forever. Showing love to those

who are sick and getting love from someone who is sick...will

last. It will remain in the minds of those who loved them for

years to come until they, also, go to their own resting place.

Hold onto that love.

long life, old age, everything good-Apache prayer

[Guest guest]

Hi, thanks for joining our group. Here is the standard welcome letter, my

name is Bobby. Glad to help you in any way we can.

Welcome new member.

Some quick facts-

* The liver is the largest organ of the body, and also the largest gland.

* The liver affects nearly every physiological process of the body and

performs over 500 different chemical functions.

* The liver filters over a liter of blood each minute.

This is a group of people helping each other to navigate through this terrible

disease.

We

are very informal here, and have very few rules. They can be counted on

one hand.

No soliciting,

no flaming

or insulting,

and no politics or

other divisive subjects.

Most health support groups have moderation

before your post is ever considered for the forum. This one is set so

the we can actually converse, and that leaves a lot of leeway to the

members to say what they want, but we try to keep the discussion

somewhat related to liver disease.

Mostly, common sense dictates this and there is seldom a need for any

kind of moderator intervention. There are three moderators here, MaC,

Pamela and myself. There are a number of transplant survivors, and

transplant candidates. There are a few who are sick, and are not having

transplants. Check out the members database to see who has what

illness. It can also help keep people's names straight for you. There

is a nice photo album, so we can see what we look like. We have some

usefull files for downloading, and a links section.

Please ask questions.

Welcome. Love, Bobby

Sickness brings us to our knees. It shows us we are human and

that human bodies don't live forever. Showing love to those

who are sick and getting love from someone who is sick...will

last. It will remain in the minds of those who loved them for

years to come until they, also, go to their own resting place.

Hold onto that love.

long life, old age, everything good-Apache prayer