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Calender Of Encouragement

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Shemy-away    83

Shemy-away
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There are a lot of people posting about their upcoming surgery dates and it's hard to keep up. Would it be possible to make a calender function that everyone has access to? That way we can look and see whose dates are coming up or surgiversaries and offer them encouraging posts/messages and congratulations.

Let me know what you think!

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Shemy-away    83

Shemy-away
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:D yeay!!! thanks!

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Liberated Sleeve    148

Liberated Sleeve
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Love it!

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Alex Brecher    10,494

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Take a peek in the Patients tab in the site navigation. You'll see two options:

Upcoming Surgeries

and

Upcoming Anniversaries

Is this what you're referring to ?

Would you like to see them displayed differently ?

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2bsmallagain    156

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How do you add your surgery date to the list?

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Alex Brecher    10,494

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How do you add your surgery date to the list?

You click on "My Patient Profile" here or the link can also be found in the drop down box under "Patients" in our site Navigation at the top of our page.

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