Help us improve our website, chatbot and online community
We’d love your help to improve our digital services. It’s important to us that our website, chatbot and online community continue to support and provide information people with arthritis in the right way. We’re excited to be doing research to understand more about what’s working for you and what’s not so we can continue to improve what we’re doing.
You don’t need to be familiar with our digital services or a digital native to take part. The research will take one hour and will be run by a research consultancy SnapOut. Simply fill in the survey below to get involved. Together, we can continue to do more for people living with arthritis.
Fill in this survey to take part
We’d love your help to improve our digital services. It’s important to us that our website, chatbot and online community continue to support and provide information people with arthritis in the right way. We’re excited to be doing research to understand more about what’s working for you and what’s not so we can continue to improve what we’re doing.
You don’t need to be familiar with our digital services or a digital native to take part. The research will take one hour and will be run by a research consultancy SnapOut. Simply fill in the survey below to get involved. Together, we can continue to do more for people living with arthritis.
Fill in this survey to take part
UPDATE to "No internet"
GraceB
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Well, I'm back online. 
I was reconnected yesterday afternoon. Turned out the router had packed up. It took the engineer 20 minutes to trace the fault to the router. After the engineer left I then had the challenge of reconnecting my laptop, mobile, tablet, kindle, and TV box to the router. Still need to reconnect the printer to the WiFi but as I usually used that plugged into the laptop when I do occasionally print I've not worried about that as yet. Thankfully the TV box found the connection automatically.
Apologies for any pocket duties I've missed.
GraceB
I was reconnected yesterday afternoon. Turned out the router had packed up. It took the engineer 20 minutes to trace the fault to the router. After the engineer left I then had the challenge of reconnecting my laptop, mobile, tablet, kindle, and TV box to the router. Still need to reconnect the printer to the WiFi but as I usually used that plugged into the laptop when I do occasionally print I've not worried about that as yet. Thankfully the TV box found the connection automatically.
Apologies for any pocket duties I've missed.
GraceB
Turn a negative into a positive!
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This isn't the first time someone has been on here and it was the router all along - including me!!
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Toni xxx
Toni xxx