browneyesmom Posted December 16, 2010 Report Posted December 16, 2010 For any of you interested, there is a new pic-badge you can add to your profile pic on Facebook. We have to have at least 10 supporters before it will appear in search results. Here is the link: http://www.picbadges.com/i-support-pandas-research/230839/ I added it and invited my husband and mom... will likely invite more & put on my email siggy, but wanted to get the word out there... Thanks!!
browneyesmom Posted December 16, 2010 Author Report Posted December 16, 2010 We're up to 21 supporters now, so it IS appearing in search results... please add to your profile on FB if you are so inclined, to help raise awareness of PANDAS ~ thanks!!
nicklemama Posted December 17, 2010 Report Posted December 17, 2010 I went to add it and its says PicBadge can access your uploaded pics, send you email, etc.... I really don't want them to do more than just put the badge on my profile. Cindy
browneyesmom Posted December 17, 2010 Author Report Posted December 17, 2010 I understand, Cindy... entirely your choice. I have been thinking for quite some time that we also should have a ribbon to increase awareness and support research of PANDAS. So, I completed my design for one today. I'll post it on the main page, but here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=148181205233381&set=a.148175168567318.49624.100001245062863 Anyone is welcome to use this design for the purpose of increasing awareness and supporting PANDAS research as long as it is respectful to the children and families who have been impacted by this condition. The Green ribbon represents a healthy future life for the victims of PANDAS, The White hands represent us walking alongside our children, holding their hands... white for their innocence. Seems to me that could be easily replicated on an actual ribbon by simply tying a small knot with a white ribbon to represent the hands. Anyway, thought I'd share it... feel free to link to your profile or utilize in other ways to increase awareness & support research, as long as it is respectful toward the children and families with this condition.
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