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    Posted: Jul/29/2010 at 2:29pm
We have been getting many requests lately regarding new registrations and signing in.
 
1. When you register, expect an email with instructions for completing the process. There will be a link in the Email that you HAVE to click on to activate your account. Until you do tht, you will not be able to post, PM, etc.
 
2. If you have forgotten your log in information, when you click on "Login", there will be a selection to have your username and a new password sent to you by Email. You have to know either your login name or the email address that you signed up with.
 
If you have problems with either of the above, Email me at  admin@chronicpainsite.com and I will help you.
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