Terry D. Radcliffe
GBHelping Helps. I really like being able to search for new alternatives to my lifelong anxiety and depression. Unfortunately I won't be taking advantage of any of it because I am just too scared to go anywhere or talk on the phone. I know that these programs will help people, keep it up, and good luck!
Amanda Keyes
GBI'm not sure about the trial because I… I'm not sure about the trial because I haven't done it yet. If I am selected for the trial, I will provide in depth explanation of process and experience
Baby
GBVery user friendly & looks great… Very user friendly & looks great however the I used my back button on my phone & it kicked me off fb & I had to start the initial intake questions over twice...
Maureen
GBI understand that the closes site is… I understand that the closes site is about 90 miles away. It would have been nice to know which city it is in to see if it is feasible for me to get to, the site being in Rhode Island, I thought there might be a chance the trial location would be in Providence which I can reach by train.
David C
GBNeed to list the questions first which may require doctor assistance The questions were simple, however I have a general suggestion for all studies. I noticed this with both the CANCER and CPAP questionnaires. I was unable to answer the questions without consulting my physican. That's fine, and there is a note to the left indicating so. BUT... what I didn't realize was, there was going to be MULTIPLE questions on which I needed assistance. You might preface the "difficult" questions by saying "The following questions may require assistance from your physican to answer: a, b, c" For example, SKIN CANCER asked what type I had {Melanoma, BCC, SCC} and I stopped the survey for a day until I could get that answer. I got the answer and then restarted the survey. next question: what stage: {0,1,2,3,4}. I had to ask again! Same thing happened on CPAP questions: What type of sleep apnea do you have, followed by , what level.