UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

Hi,my name's Ellie and my little brother was diagnosed with KC about 18 months ago.Recently I have been researching different aspects of the disease,for example how many children in the UK have it and what costs are involved.I have been doing this for a college investigation,but also to satisfy my curiosity.I have been asked to do a questionnaire and was wondering whether anyone would be willing to take part in it for me.

Thanks very much

No takers so far; would you like me to move your post to the General Discussion Forum? It would attract more attention there.

I would be glad to take part in your study. What do I need to do?

yes me to just like me know what you want me to do.

Jon

Hi Jon and alfredo525,thanks for your replies.At the moment I am putting together a questionnaire so when I have finished I will send to you if you don't mind.

Andrew thaks for the reply and I would be gratefull if you would re-post it.It would help a lot.

Thanks very much
Ellie

There we are; moved! I have left a shadow topic in the old location so people may still stumble across the string if they visit there.

All the best.

Andrew

Hi Ellie

I would be glad to take part in your questionnaire also. Do you want to send it to me via email? If so, my email address is (supplied but removed by Moderator for Jennie's Protection)

Hope this is of help!

Best Wishes

Jennie x

jennie

The forum management strongly recommends that users do not post their personal contact details on the open pages. The site is visited by bots and crawlers so that leaving personal contact details on the open forum can leave you vulnerable to spam.

Users who want to exchange personal contact details can do so using the Private Message feature.

All the best

Andrew

ps You will sometimes see Anne K posting her 'KC forum' eMail address. This is a protected mailbox and is not so vulnerable as general addresses that we all might be assigned by our Internet Service Provider.

I'd be interested in helping out

Count me in

Ian