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Articles » February, 2012
Editrix Jenni got screamed at for using an accessible door by someone in a wheelchair. She reacted strongly. Was she right? How do we deal with scenarios like this? Chime in!
Posted: 2/29/2012 in Relationships | Also posted in: Venting
Blog Carnival #43: You Are Loved, ChronicBabes!
In honor of Valentine's Day, the theme of this edition of our ChronicBabe blog carnival is YOU ARE LOVED.
Here at ChronicBabe HQ we enjoy hearing about the special people in your life who love and support you despite the challenges of your chronic illness. Because we know love IS stronger than chronic illness, we wanted your help to spread the message!
Posted: 2/13/2012 in Blog Carnival
Celebrating Team Jenni, in honor of Valentine's Day
I've written before about the "team" concept of living with chronic illness. (It's one of the first articles I published here, nearly seven years ago!) The concept is as awesome as ever: Life with chronic illness is hard, but surrounding yourself with supportive people makes it easier. Here, I celebrate the folks I love—and hopefully give you some ideas for Team YOU!
Posted: 2/10/2012 in Relationships
