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When I tried to look at the meeting transcript I was told that I didn't have permission.

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I'll check the permissions on that, and here is the announcement for the next meeting:

Next Celiac.com Live Chat Meeting: 4/19/2014 @ 2 PM Pacific (Topic: Gluten-Free Travel) 

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For those who wanted to read the transcript of our first meeting but had a technical issue, please try again, the link is in this post:

https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/105252-post-here-to-join-celiaccoms-online-support-group-with-live-chat-meetings-free/?p=909196

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Hi Everyone,

Just a reminder that we have our next live chat meeting this Saturday at 2PM Pacific:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/forum-22/announcement-4-next-celiaccom-live-chat-meeting-4192014-2-pm-pacific-topic-gluten-free-travel/

 

If you have anything you'd like to share at that meeting please feel free to let me know. Also, I'd love to hear back from those who attended the last meeting, especially if you have any ideas for how we can improve, or anything else you'd like to share.

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For a variety of reasons we will have to postpone this Saturday's meeting (4/19) until Saturday, 4/26/14 @ 2PM. My apologies for the short notice, and we hope to see you all then. 

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Who is planning to attend tomorrow's live chat meeting at 2 PM?

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We have to cancel the meeting tomorrow. We'll post here when we reschedule it...sorry for the short notice!!

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