All you do is click on reply! Not that hard to work out.wow, replying to threads is tricky!
Maybe if you send a request via The Physio Shop they might send you a link to download a free .pdf as an example to get you going
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16-10-2010 01:43 PM #1Forum Founder Array
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Thanked 3 Times in 2 PostsRe: initial asessment form/template
Aha! That's what I expected - but add in Ethiopia's power cuts, lost Internet connection - I had logged in but then somehow I wasn't (so what I wrote disappeared) - tried attaching a file but couldn't (what I wrote disappeared again) - I finally succeeded to post after 3rd rewrite...
Originally Posted by physiobob
Inserting image into the post didn't work. I've found an 'attach' button, under 'advanced', but file size is limited - 3.7MB is too large.
Thanks for your suggestions. Appreciate the articles you've posted on other threads, too Physiobob. Especially the American Spinal Injury Association's assessment form.
Anne.
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