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[Kittygiggles]

Dear @Armorall, Chessiecat (your signature says not to tag you, so I didn't include the @), @Altostrata,

 

Thank you all for your nice messages. 

I forgot to write Kittygiggles in my post as I closed it, I just dropped the last three letters and I can't edit it now - it matters not I guess!

 

I will get around to a success story. I need to read a few examples to see what works best for people as I tend to write way too much and I want it to deliver the good news efficiently, ideally in a way that gives people hope without overwhelming them. It may take a few weeks though as I am very busy at the moment; ironically, such a time is when I found a moment to just come back and write here briefly!

 

Hoping you're all having a nice weekend,

 

Kittygiggles.

[ChessieCat]

4 hours ago, Kittygiggles said:

Chessiecat (your signature says not to tag you, so I didn't include the @)

 

Thank you - appreciated.

 

4 hours ago, Kittygiggles said:

I forgot to write Kittygiggles in my post as I closed it, I just dropped the last three letters and I can't edit it now - it matters not I guess!

 

I edited it for you.

 

4 hours ago, Kittygiggles said:

I need to read a few examples

 

how-to-write-your-success-story

 

I think starting the first post with positive stuff and then at the bottom a summary of your journey which means that they do not have to wade through your Intro topic.  Perhaps use a timeline with major points.  It is important for members to understand how difficult things were for you at times because they need to know that things can get better.  If you only give them the "rosy stuff", their thoughts are generally, oh but I am in a worse state than they were.

[Armorall]

@Kittygiggles excellent news! Thanks for sharing! 

[WeLiveInHope]

Well done and thank you for sharing your journey with us which has certainly given me a moment of hope. 
 

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