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I do not have the discussion link in order for me to add a post.
Hi @MarinaPastore,
You may or may not realize this, but you posted in the global community of Canvas users. Unfortunately, an issue like this is not one we'll be able to easily help with, as we do not have access to your Canvas account or courses or anything. In a situation like this, I would advise reaching out to your teacher by whatever means they have told you to use (Canvas inbox, chat, email, phone, etc) to let them know you're having trouble finding your discussion link. They should be able to point you in the right direction.
Hope this helps a bit!
-Chris
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