New IDF Discussion Forum

The Immune Deficiency Foundation is pleased to offer our new IDF Discussion Forum.

The forum is designed for you to share experiences and offer peer support to others with primary immunodeficiency diseases. The messages on the forum are posted by individuals affected by primary immunodeficiency diseases. The information should not be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of your physician. Should you have any health care related questions, please call or see your physician.

We are excited about the new features of our forum which include: an events calendar, a private messaging system, RSS feeds, anti-SPAM tools, member profiles, emoticons, a powerful forum search engine, and much more!

The new forum features the same topics as our old forum, and we urge you to review the topics, discuss your experiences, ask questions, make suggestions and share your ideas. And most of all, participate in your areas of interest.

Over the coming months, we will be expanding the forum and adding new features, so if you have ideas about how it should be structured, please post your suggestions in the new "forum suggestions area."

We are very excited about the capabilities of our new discussion forum and we are confident you will find the new forum helpful, easy-to-use and informative.

NOTE: The first time you visit the new forum, you will need to reset your password. To do this:

• Click on the "Login" link at the top of the Forum menu (ignore "Quick Login").
• Click on the "Forgotten Your Password?" link.
• Enter your username or email address, type in the given "Security Code", and press the "Request New Password" button.
• Your new password will be e-mailed to you. When you receive it, go back to the forum page and login with the new password.

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Our previous forum will be available for reference at http://www.primaryimmune.org/oldforums/forum_intro.htm.

IDF reserves the right to remove inappropriate messages from the forum. One infraction, and you will receive a warning. Two infractions, and you may have your account suspended indefinitely.