Just adding to this thread that depending on your browser settings, you can also search your computer browser’s history for your keywords in your thread too. I know that you can do this easily with Google Chrome and Apple Safari.

Thank you so much!

I vote that the short answer is NO. You can only track your posts if you use a log-in.

Having said that, look for your post in the most logical forum - the others who post here will have reported it to Jeff asking him to move it if you posted about your dog in the elementary children forum for example - and then do a search using key words that are unique to your post.

If that search fails you can also do a Google search which sometimes has worked for me - do "DCUM dog buckley" or whatever keywords make sense and see if it comes up that way.

I found two threads that you started since the end of January. One is about iPhone apps, so I doubt that is the one for which you are looking. This is the other one:

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/719713.page

But, that may not be old enough to be the one that you describe.

Hi, Jeff,

I'd like to find a post that I started a couple of months ago, just to see if there've been additional responses and to update the situation (with good news).

Unfortunately, I cannot remember how I titled it, which Forum I used, key words, etc.,. I was in a pretty bad space when I wrote and wasn't able to use DCUM for a while.

Is there a way to search for my 'own' posts or some other way to track it? I posted as 'anonymous.'

TIA