websites

[Guest guest]

Thanks! That's a big help. I've bookmarked them all (under " jra

family " )and will visit frequently to keep up with their progress.

Professional Mom to:

Sophie - 4: pauci jra/panuveitis super fighter

Charlie - 14 weeks: boob juice champ

" I make milk. What's your superpower? "

>

> These are the websites that I have collected so far wtih the

childs ages and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4,

pauci JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8,

systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20,

Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

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[Guest guest]

I have never written anything about my son I always just read, (never enough

time) but you can have our website. My son has a very complex medical

background, he is 3 (and friends with caroline) he is systemic, has arnold

Chairi malformation, severe gerd, had malrotation surgery when he was 5 mo old,

has asthma, chronic gastritis, anemia, has a g-tube, and is on perscription

formula. ok do you see why i never write. he has been on every drug almost and

will start remicade on the 21st, we live in MN and his rhum is Dr. Warshawsky,

that is a very quick picture of our life, Louise

bncknwurnumber@... wrote:These are the websites that I have collected so far

wtih the childs ages and

dx's. In case anyone is interested.

_www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4, pauci

JRA/panuveitis)

_www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_ (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

_www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8, systemic JRA)

_www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_ (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

_www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20, Juvenile Ankylosing

Spondylitis)

_www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_ (http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

(age 16, Poly JRA)

[Guest guest]

,

Here is 's webpage:

http://www1.caringbridge.org/mn/palexander/

Blessings,

& (11-poly)

>

> These are the websites that I have collected so far wtih the

childs ages and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4,

pauci JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8,

systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20,

Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

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[Guest guest]

Caroline's is www1.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline

Alia

Caroline - 3 1/2, poly and uveitits

Evan - 18 weeks, aka Mr. Colic and possibly helmet bound!

________________________________

From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 9:01 AM

Subject: Re: Websites

,

Here is 's webpage:

http://www1.caringbridge.org/mn/palexander/

Blessings,

& (11-poly)

>

> These are the websites that I have collected so far wtih the

childs ages and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4,

pauci JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8,

systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20,

Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

,

s caring bridge page is www.caringbridge.org/ny/ashleysjra

can you please add it to the list she is Poly and age 6..

Thanks,

Emilie

Websites

> These are the websites that I have collected so far wtih the childs ages

> and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4, pauci

> JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8, systemic

> JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20, Juvenile

> Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_ (http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

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[Guest guest]

Louise,

Im glad you posted. I am a friend of Alias and am also on the JAM

committee. I just have to tell you what a awesome job you are doing

on the publicity. You rock girl!!!

I look forward to meeting you at one of the meetings.

hugs Helen and (8,systemic)

These are the websites that I have

collected so far wtih the childs ages and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie) Sophie (age 4,

pauci JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb) (age 8,

systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage) (age 20,

Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_

(http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, ,

Life has been incredibly busy and crazy, and I get the

JRA list in digest form, and sometimes only have a

chance to skim through. But I happened to see this

e-mail from you. I have some pages for my daughter,

; and I also recently created a blog, so that it

would be easy to pass along updates to family and

friends who are always inquiring.

So 's JRA Page is:

http://www.geocities.com/tlzeigler/sJRA.html

and the recently updated blog is:

http://sjra.blogspot.com

is 8 years old, was pauci-articular at diagnosis,

and battles a mild case of uveitis.

I do have some of your collected webpages as links on

's JRA Page (actually, there's a link to " personal

stories about JRA web pages " , and that's where I have

them), and I have printed out the " webpages " emails,

and will add the ones I don't have at a later date.

Tammy (mom to , age 8, pauci-articular/uveitis)

--- bncknwurnumber@... wrote:

> These are the websites that I have collected so far

> wtih the childs ages and

> dx's. In case anyone is interested.

>

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/teamsohpie)

> Sophie (age 4, pauci JRA/panuveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/holly)

> Holly (age 10, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/nicholasb)

> (age 8, systemic JRA)

> _www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/mn/caroline)

> Caroline (age 3, Poly JRA, Uveitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ca/lisaspage)

> (age 20, Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis)

> _www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni_

> (http://www.caringbridge.org/ak/brittni)

> (age 16, Poly JRA)

>

>

>

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>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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I can help you with the web site, no

problem

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of PeachStatePam

Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2006

3:38 PM

Subject: [Norton AntiSpam]

[ ] websites

Hey Kathy. My main ones are www.HEALSofNGA.org and www.HEALSofNFL.bravehost.com

I am changing HEALS name to HEALS of the South and then I hope to get a real

webmaster and have a better looking site. I don't know enough about

HTML or FTP to do a site myself so that is why mine look so weird

:-( Need to go to school! LOL

Later.......

Peace

Pam

RE: [ ] are any of you actively involved in a website

about Hep C

I have a website:

www.heppalace.net

[Guest guest]

Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites. Hee Hee But okay all kidding aside. I will compile a list and then post it here. Love Janetraggzcutie@... wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess

i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Who knows what is around life's corner, so

why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites. Hee Hee But okay all kidding aside. I will compile a list and then post it here. Love Janetraggzcutie@... wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess

i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Who knows what is around life's corner, so

why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites. Hee Hee But okay all kidding aside. I will compile a list and then post it here. Love Janetraggzcutie@... wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess

i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Who knows what is around life's corner, so

why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

I hope you add my link , I have a whole file on diet and nutrition along with lots of info on hep c

Re: websites

Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites.

Hee Hee

But okay all kidding aside.

I will compile a list and then post it here.

Love

Janetraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote:

What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C?

I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick."

then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen"

Soooo cute!!!

Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

Yours was going to be one of my first on the list. Honestly I don't know a better researcher than you dear one. As far as I am concerned you are the best!!!!!!!!!!! Love Janetelizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: I hope you add my link , I have a whole file on diet and nutrition along with lots of info on hep c Re: websites Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites. Hee Hee But okay all kidding aside. I will compile a list and then post it here. Love Janetraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old

said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it. Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

<head swells> lmao ty sweety !

Re: websites

Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better websites.

Hee Hee

But okay all kidding aside.

I will compile a list and then post it here.

Love

Janetraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote:

What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C?

I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick."

then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen"

Soooo cute!!!

Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it.

Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it.

[Guest guest]

I agree Janet,, LIZ IS THE BEST!Janet <doc_jade@...> wrote: Yours was going to be one of my first on the list. Honestly I don't know a better researcher than you dear one. As far as I am concerned you are the best!!!!!!!!!!! Love Janetelizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1earthlink (DOT) net> wrote: I hope you add my link , I have a whole file on diet and nutrition along with lots of info on hep c Re: websites Actually, ahem. I think this is one of the better

websites. Hee Hee But okay all kidding aside. I will compile a list and then post it here. Love Janetraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my

liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about it. Who knows what is around life's corner, so why worry about

it. Jackie

[Guest guest]

well I highly recommend Liz's site on Delphi and Hep Central on Delphi as two of the best besides this forum that I totally support for correct info and for help. Delphi has many hep forums but most of them are just a social club and are not into giving out good info and helping others cope with this disease,, I hope I havent offended anyone but Im only speaking my mind.. jaxraggzcutie@... wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning

and dealing with Hep C? I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Jackie

[Guest guest]

What you said is a fact lol Remember that's why we created my room ...allot of head games in other forums

Re: websites

well I highly recommend Liz's site on Delphi and Hep Central on Delphi as two of the best besides this forum that I totally support for correct info and for help.

Delphi has many hep forums but most of them are just a social club and are not into giving out good info and helping others cope with this disease,, I hope I havent offended anyone but Im only speaking my mind..

jaxraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote:

What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C?

I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick."

then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen"

Soooo cute!!!

Jackie

[Guest guest]

yes mam, its sad that it still is just one or two ppl causing such havoc.. elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: What you said is a fact lol Remember that's why we created my room ...allot of head games in other forums Re: websites well I highly recommend Liz's site on Delphi and Hep Central on Delphi as two of the best besides this forum that I totally support for correct info and for help. Delphi has many hep forums but most of them are just a social club and are not into giving out good info and helping others cope with this disease,, I hope I havent offended anyone but Im only speaking my mind.. jaxraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote: What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C? I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick." then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen" Soooo cute!!! Jackie Jackie

[Guest guest]

Yeah , still have nightmares lol

Re: websites

well I highly recommend Liz's site on Delphi and Hep Central on Delphi as two of the best besides this forum that I totally support for correct info and for help.

Delphi has many hep forums but most of them are just a social club and are not into giving out good info and helping others cope with this disease,, I hope I havent offended anyone but Im only speaking my mind..

jaxraggzcutiepeoplepc wrote:

What are some of the better websites out there for learning and dealing with Hep C?

I guess i am focused on nutrition and being aware of what can hurt my "wiber". That's what my 3 yr. old says. i had to go run by my radiologist oncologist for paperwork and my 6 yr. old was concerned about me. he said, "mom... I thought you were better. I thought the hodgkin's lymphomia was killed." and I said, "yes, it is but now my liver is sick." and he said, "WHAT?! I don't know what you are talking about." so I showed them where the liver was. "here is your stomach here is your liver. My liver is sick."

then my 3 yr. old said, "Oh! Poor mommy. Dear Jesus pweese make mommy's wiber better. amen"

Soooo cute!!!

Jackie

Jackie

[Guest guest]

Helpful Websites:

www.bariatriceating.com (Products, Recipes, Meal Ideas, etc)

www.obesityhelp.com (Local Forums)http://win.niddk.nih.gov/publications/gastric.htm (Info)

www.oa.org (Overeaters Anonymous)

www.calorieking.com (Food Database)

These are a good start.

- P.

From: martha.trenkamp@...Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 08:51:52 -0600Subject: websites

Good morning,

Does anyone have a list of appropriate websites that they recommend for their patients? I am presenting at support group and this is an area of interest for the group.

Thanks, Martha

Put your friends on the big screen with Windows Vista® + Windows Live™. Start now!

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy! I missed you this summer at the Adk Museum and at this group's

gathering.

My first web store was at http://www.wahmshoppes.com/ It was simple, easy to

use and maintain, and fairly reasonably priced. I wanted a store not just an

informational site. I wanted to be able to update it myself and not have to

wait for someone else. I needed it to be low cost. I recommend them - or at

least would have when I was there a few years ago. I would hope that they are

as good as they were then. It was incredibly easy to get started.

I am now at Hostgator where I pay less but I need to learn/do a great deal more

myself (my designer fell off the face of the earth, it seems). I like the

features of the Zen Cart and I can maintain/update the product catalog myself.

I like the customer, billing, and shipping modules. I highly recommend Hostgator

for uptime and customer service. They have a lot of website building

information on their site. http://www.hostgator.com/tutorials.shtml

That's my experience in a nutshell. I've learned that each of us has a

different tale to tell. Good luck and let us see your site when it's up!

---- Original Message -----

From: kbrennan1969

Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 3:23 PM

Subject: websites

Hello ladies...I'd like to start a website and would like some tips and

pointers since I am a computer idiot. What have you found that you like or

dislike, web designers you like or dislike, etc. Also, do you think it is worth

having the ability for people to buy online, or just to be able to view your

product and download an order form to mail? Thanks in advance. (maybe this has

been covered in the past and I didn't see it)

Kathy Brennan, Berkshire Hills Soap Works

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy,

I use godaddy.com. You can get as little or as much as you want from

them. As far as a shopping cart, you can try it for a year to see how

it goes. Handing out the business cards with the info to shop on line

with each order may help. Good luck

kbrennan1969 wrote:

>

>

> Hello ladies...I'd like to start a website and would like some tips

> and pointers since I am a computer idiot. What have you found that you

> like or dislike, web designers you like or dislike, etc. Also, do you

> think it is worth having the ability for people to buy online, or just

> to be able to view your product and download an order form to mail?

> Thanks in advance. (maybe this has been covered in the past and I

> didn't see it)

> Kathy Brennan, Berkshire Hills Soap Works

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy

I use register.com

I also have my domain name registered there as well. I like the template format

and I use the paypal feature. It does take time but you can be as creative you

want for a $15.00 a month. It probably will be about $20.00 a month when I add

the SSL and an email addy. Their customer service is great as well!.

Good luck!!

NatuallyGoodSoaps.com

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> > Hello ladies...I'd like to start a website and would like some tips

> > and pointers since I am a computer idiot. What have you found that you

> > like or dislike, web designers you like or dislike, etc. Also, do you

> > think it is worth having the ability for people to buy online, or just

> > to be able to view your product and download an order form to mail?

> > Thanks in advance. (maybe this has been covered in the past and I

> > didn't see it)

> > Kathy Brennan, Berkshire Hills Soap Works

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[Guest guest]

well i will tell you from a customers point of view that If i go to a website

but can not buy from it I get very frustrate and I will move on to someone who I

can place an order with right then and there.

As matter of fact my brother wanted some model house plans for his G guage rail

road cars. HE told me what website to go to. I did and found them but couldn't

place an order you had to either email the guy with the info or call him. It was

too much work, I did not feel like going through the hassel so I opted out and

let my father get him the plans for christmas instead of me.

but that is my on views maybe some feel safer doing it over the phone, or

through email I dont.

> >

> >

> > Hello ladies...I'd like to start a website and would like some tips

> > and pointers since I am a computer idiot. What have you found that you

> > like or dislike, web designers you like or dislike, etc. Also, do you

> > think it is worth having the ability for people to buy online, or just

> > to be able to view your product and download an order form to mail?

> > Thanks in advance. (maybe this has been covered in the past and I

> > didn't see it)

> > Kathy Brennan, Berkshire Hills Soap Works

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

same here. as a customer, if I go to a website that I can't order directly from,

I leave and look for another website with a similar product.

I don't want to bother anyone, I just want to order my stuff in a click or two

and be done with it.

Paypal's a pretty safe option for websites so people don't have to give their

credit card info to the vendor.

Re: websites

well i will tell you from a customers point of view that If i go to a website

but can not buy from it I get very frustrate and I will move on to someone who I

can place an order with right then and there.

As matter of fact my brother wanted some model house plans for his G guage rail

road cars. HE told me what website to go to. I did and found them but couldn't

place an order you had to either email the guy with the info or call him. It was

too much work, I did not feel like going through the hassel so I opted out and

let my father get him the plans for christmas instead of me.

but that is my on views maybe some feel safer doing it over the phone, or

through email I dont.

> >

> >

> > Hello ladies...I'd like to start a website and would like some tips

> > and pointers since I am a computer idiot. What have you found that you

> > like or dislike, web designers you like or dislike, etc. Also, do you

> > think it is worth having the ability for people to buy online, or just

> > to be able to view your product and download an order form to mail?

> > Thanks in advance. (maybe this has been covered in the past and I

> > didn't see it)

> > Kathy Brennan, Berkshire Hills Soap Works

> >

> >

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