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It seems like this board is getting too close to abandonment
I know that this board has been a place where a lot of people have got support and answers for their issues, or issues with loved ones. I know it's also a place where people could share success stories and offer advice to those in need, but over the last month or two, it's about as popular as opening night at a Nicolas Cage movie. Any ideas what we can do to get this moving again? Do we need writing prompts? I can provide them. I just hate to think someone who needs help would stumble on this board, find it's too empty and move on.-
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