Thanks everyone. I am on a desktop computer and believe it or not am very computer literate. (smile). Was at a loss on this one. Will check it out and if still having questions will post again. Have a great day!
Ha, not dumb question...or I’m probably dumb too! By the content I sometimes have a hard time distinguishing the difference between questions and discussions...I just look for the number of responses and if its big I figure it’s a discussion.
Questions often can morph into discussions as they’ll get a conversation going. The “rules” on this site are pretty flexible. There’s several regular posters with distinct perspectives and knowledge on specific areas.
If dealing with Medicaid is in your future, one of the experts on this site, Gabriel Heiser, has a book “Medicaid Secrets” that is a really in-depth overview of how to think about planning for your parents or your own long term care & what Medicaid (& Medicare as well) role can be. You can get it on Amazon but it’s at most public libraries as well.
Also site administrators now have a Glossary of acronyms, which will be useful for a newbie on AC.
Yes, there is a Discussion section. We are not always accurate in where we post things, but questions, dumb and otherwise, are supposed to be posted under Ask a Question and discussions go in a section below the Questions section called Discussions. Pretty clever, huh? They both are under the menu button Ask a Question. Scroll past the Questions section, and there it is!
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If dealing with Medicaid is in your future, one of the experts on this site, Gabriel Heiser, has a book “Medicaid Secrets” that is a really in-depth overview of how to think about planning for your parents or your own long term care & what Medicaid (& Medicare as well) role can be. You can get it on Amazon but it’s at most public libraries as well.
Also site administrators now have a Glossary of acronyms, which will be useful for a newbie on AC.
Are you viewing this on a computer screen or a mobile device? If you can't seem to scroll down far enough, post again on this thread and someone who used a device similar to yours may be able to give you more specific help.