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					Originally Posted by blueangel  Actually, I did need the forum.  I was about to throw in the towel because it had been nearly three years since my paperwork had been started, and I didn't know what the hold up was.  Members of the Alumnae chapter didn't know, and couldn't seem to find out where the snag was.  Remember.. AI is extremely rare in my GLO.  
 Just as I was about to give up on the whole thing, I started googling.  I found the GC AI forum.  I literally spent the entire night reading all of the old posts. I started to feel better, because I learned how long the process was for many here.  Ironically, I read some of the stories from people who are now opposing this very forum!
 
 Since there were no AIs from my GLO here, one of the AI's on this forum put me in touch with a member of my GLO here on GC who got the ball rolling again for me. Since, as I mentioned before, AI is extremely rare in my organization, a "random" member of my GLO on GC wouldn't necessarily be able to help me... remember.. my own Alumnae Chapter had tried to find out, but wasn't able to get answers. The person I met on the AI forum was able to point me to a person who was knowlegable about the process.  It was this very person who knew who to call to find out what the hold up was.
 
 To sum it up.. this forum is definately the reason I am in my GLO today.  Had the AI forum not come up on my search, I wouldn't have found the people who helped me.  Had I not read the story of others here, I would have mistakenly assumed it was never going to happen, and I would never have PMed anyone to help me find out where the snag was.
 
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 |  YOU READ STORIES of other people's AI.... they weren't on here asking for help. If you have to go to people you don't know and have met on the internet for help with your bid or whatever they call it, that's pretty sad. We all (or should all) know that someone we meet on the internet isn't always who they really are. Sad. Very sad.
		 
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