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Blog4CHD.com got some under the hood upgrades to make it easier to share posts you like with your friends. You’ll notice the “Meebo” bar at the bottom of your window with a big “Share Page” button. Some very cool things happen when you click it! Try it out!
Also you’ll notice when you move your mouse over a picture there is a “Drag to share” box that pops up. This allows you to click and drag any image within a post to the social network of your choice! Talk about easy! And the same goes for videos!
We’ve also moved our post commenting system to DISQUS. Now you can comment on a post from your Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, DISQUS or OpenID account! You can also check the box for sharing your comments on Facebook and/or Twitter, allowing your friends to click back to the original post to read for themselves!
What a great way to help spread CHD Awareness, so try out the new ways to share on Blog4CHD!
Want to find out more about taking part in Blog4CHD and becoming an Author? We’ll place your blog title & link (if you have one) under the Blog4CHD Authors on every page (look to the right), as well as every article you post has your Bio/Blogsite/Profile Photo to the right of each post, giving you credit and link-backs to your site, increasing your number of readers and your sites ranking! Find out more about joining Blog4CHD.com by clicking here.
You’ll notice at the end of every post icons of social networks like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Digg and more. If you click the Facebook one for example – it will take you to your Facebook and ask if you want to share the article with your friends. One click, that quick!
As always, Blog4CHD will always remain free of charge and advertisements. ~ Levi Beers, creator of Blog4CHD.
Happy Father’s Day to ALL Dad’s out there!! This is the first time I have ever posted here. I am having a heck of a time gathering my thoughts about the post I’d like to leave…
I am Sevanna’s Mom Ricki and I do my best to advocate for her and everyone suffering from the effects of CHD. I have a page on FB for her, a blogspot blog, a caring bridge site and even an official webpage : http://www.Sevannasstoryofhope.webs.com PLEASE JOIN!!
But my post today is not really about me, its about today and the people it impacts and HOW it impacts them, especially the creator of this site Levi Beers. Levi means the world to me, to Tracy & Aiden and hundreds & hundreds of other people. He is one of the most powerful & inspirational Daddy’s I have ever been blessed to know!!
Before finding out about the Angel community, Special needs children community & CHD community on facebook I felt very very alone. I have lots of good personal friends but only a couple people who knew & truly understood my journey and pain about my daughters condition.I dont even quite remember HOW I found the CHD community a little more than 2 months ago, what I do know is that I now can not live without it. I have met SO many amazing people and formed very tight bonds & friendships. I have laughed, cried and vented with people that TRULY understand what my unique fight is about, why I push for answers for my child like I do, what it means to live this challenge of a life everyday ALL day, and even as an Angel parent the fight and the life doesn’t stop when your precious Miracle has been called home to God.
Today I want to praise the men out there that make a world of difference to everyone they can.. Levi, Ben McCormick, My Dad, My husband to be Nathan.. I love all of you so very much. You guys touch others with very little effort and affect people forever and today is about wanting to spread that ripple effect for you…
If a prayer, a thought, a hug ~ anything can lift your heart, your spirit & make you smile, I want that for you guys. For you give that to me and others and so much more…There just arent the ‘right’ words.. Today isnt just any old day. Today is the day where we remind you how lucky we are to call you friend.. lover.. husband and most of all Dad. All of you are in my heart.. May you all have a loving, peaceful, gentle day