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Articles » September, 2009
Invisible Illness Week may be over...
...but it's not really over. There are still a ton of great resources available! Starting with Editrix Jenni Prokopy's presentation on healthy boundaries for sick chicks.
Posted: 9/25/2009 in Cool Tools | Also posted in: Coping
Invisible Illness Week starts tomorrow!
Invisible Illness Week starts tomorrow, and there are TONS of ways to participate and learn. You can hear all the speakers LIVE at BlogTalkRadio (and ask questions) but even if you can't make it LIVE, you can listen to archived presentations later. We've got the full schedule of speakers...check out the official website for all the scoop!
Posted: 9/13/2009 in Announcements | Also posted in: Inspiration
30 things you may not know about my illness: fibromyalgia
In honor of Invisible Illness Awareness Week, here's my contribution to the "30 things" meme. Want to write your own? Head over to the forum and post!
Posted: 9/2/2009 in Inspiration
I've been a reporter for 20 years. I've probably interviewed at least 400 people, maybe 500, possibly many more; I've been known to write 1,000-word pieces for which I interviewed more than 20 people, and I've written countless pieces.
Never more in my life have I understood what it feels like to be interviewed for a piece and then not be quoted.
Posted: 9/1/2009 in Venting
