New Web Site Front End.

Submitted by John on Thu, 14/02/2008 - 6:50pm

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I have added a web site front end to the blog.

If you have accessed this blog from the url http://hivdlareview.blogspot.com.

You might wish to navigate to the main web site http://www.hivbenefits.co.uk

I hope this will allow easier access to information. It will also allow me to put up specific pages on relevant issues.

I will always post in the first instance here.

The site has gone live. If you find any problems with it please email me : John@hivbenefits.co.uk

anonymous said....

Submitted by John on Sat, 16/02/2008 - 5:46pm.

hi John,
I have just managed to get onto the front page of the blog via the website & I am most impressed that you have put our experiences togther perfectly.

I have sent the link to various friends & family as well as my clinical doctor for them hopefully to add useful advice or experiences.

Great stuff & thanks again.
Andy

john said....

Submitted by John on Sun, 17/02/2008 - 5:46pm.

Thank you for your encouragement.

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