Re: PPD problem, any ideas?

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Posted by Jeremy on September 6, 2001 at 17:02:16:

In reply to: PPD problem, any ideas? posted by Sarah Jasmijn on September 6, 2001 at 15:23:39:

: Problem number two: I can't find all the relevant PPD info in one
place. When I follow the link at the top of the forum page I find a
jungle of small pages with a hundred links to follow that lead to
more small pages with a hundred links to follow. What I need is a
sort of one page do-it-yourself 'stop PPD' kit, addressing the
following:
:
: - PPD's dangers, how and why
: - how to recognize PPD
: - different names for the same chemical
: - why pure henna is NOT dangerous
: - a link to medical information for people with PPD problems

I recognised the need for this when I first released the PPD page.
However, as with all these things, it is a matter of finding the time
to implement the idea.

WHat I have in mind is a few pages, much as you have listed, together
with a cover page that could be attached to a document wallet. People
could then print that off, insert into a wallet, and distribute as
appropriate. This would look very professional and should catch the
eye of council officials, etc.

There is a single page printable version at

http://www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/printout.html

but I agree it is too long to print out for anyone and everyone.

So yes, it will happen, but hasn't happened yet.

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Re: PPD problem, any ideas? Sarah Jasmijn 19:34:47 9/6/2001 (0)

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: : Problem number two: I can't find all the relevant PPD info in one : place. When I follow the link at the top of the forum page I find a : jungle of small pages with a hundred links to follow that lead to : more small pages with a hundred links to follow. What I need is a : sort of one page do-it-yourself 'stop PPD' kit, addressing the : following: : : : : - PPD's dangers, how and why : : - how to recognize PPD : : - different names for the same chemical : : - why pure henna is NOT dangerous : : - a link to medical information for people with PPD problems : : I recognised the need for this when I first released the PPD page. : However, as with all these things, it is a matter of finding the time : to implement the idea. : : WHat I have in mind is a few pages, much as you have listed, together : with a cover page that could be attached to a document wallet. People : could then print that off, insert into a wallet, and distribute as : appropriate. This would look very professional and should catch the : eye of council officials, etc. : : There is a single page printable version at : : http://www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/printout.html : : but I agree it is too long to print out for anyone and everyone. : : So yes, it will happen, but hasn't happened yet.
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