Thank you Kelli! it is greatly

I am happy for the 'in your face' reply and glad you did.  I rather it be up front than not.

I do have Instant Text and not sure where to start with that.  I use autocorrect in word. 

I have a question for you though . . . how do you go about making Expanders for sentences?  Do you do it for the whole thing or for each word?

i.e.  He/She is motor and sensory intact, distaly, in the right/left lower/upper extremity.

or another:

Thank you for referring this patient to me and allowing me to participate in his/her care.

Thanks for the help, it is so helpful, you have no idea.

• Looking for help with expanders - in Ortho - sm
  • expanders - GF
    • I second productivity talk sm - kelli
      • More info on expansions sm - kelli
        • Thank you Kelli! it is greatly - appreciated. sm
          • I also use DQS so this might be a little different for you sm - kelli
            • Thank you a hundred times over. = ) - nm - have a great night Kelli.
              • make as many as possible - SA

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