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When you look good, you feel good! We examine trends and tips to help you look your best, no matter your chronic illness or disability.

Beadin' Beagle offers special ChronicBabe discount on gorgeous medical identification jewelry

Special alert: Tina Sprigg of Beadin' Beagle - creator of gorgeous jewelry for your medical identification tags - has generously offered to provide ChronicBabe readers with a whopping 15% discount on their wares. Simply type "Chronic" (without quotes) in the customer code at checkout and the discount will be applied. Thanks, Tina!

Posted: 11/29/2007 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Announcements

Check out my new ultra-foxy inhaler

I am so fly. My new inhaler makes me the hottest girl in the club. Yea, that's right. I said INHALER.

Posted: 6/11/2006 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Crafty

Curvy my ass! New Gap jeans suck

I am so pissed at the Gap. Used to be, a girl with a booty could buy jeans there, jeans that would make her heart-shaped badonkadonk look superfly. But for the past few years, all their jeans have seemed engineered for stick figures only.

Posted: 9/22/2005 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Venting

A Babe, flat feet, and chronic pain

Flat feet? I hear you say. "I read this site for information on serious, chronic problems. And this chick wants me to worry about my arches?"

Posted: 8/21/2005 in Fashion

Alert: Beadin' Beagle offers alternatives to traditional medical identification bracelets

Once again, a reader alerts us to the existence of foxy medical identification jewelry! The Beadin-Beagle offers cute, original alternatives to the same-old same-old.

Posted: 8/1/2005 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Cool Tools

Support ChronicBabe and look super foxy with the ChronicBabe Tote

Hey, everyone! I am so excited I'm about to burst. Good pal Cinnamon, purse maker extraordinaire, has created a ChronicBabe Tote. It's gorgeous!

Posted: 7/7/2005 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Announcements

We adore ourselves, we adorn ourselves: body decor that inspires

What started as a way to teach this 30-something doggie new tricks soon turned into a fun, beautiful way to celebrate my successes. Now I turn the simplest objects into powerful symbols, full of personal significance.

Posted: 7/2/2005 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Crafty

Tip from a fellow Babe: Loving jeans again

Reader tip: Pam says hell yea to her "newly rounded rump"and learns to love Old Navy jeans...

Posted: 6/20/2005 in Fashion

Shoe lust: Give your feet some sugar

My feet hurt. They hurt all the time. And for a while, I had kind of given up on them. But then I learned to love my feet, even if they aren't the most cooperative little buggers. It's all about the shoes, baby.

Posted: 6/13/2005 in Fashion

Smart feet = happy feet, or how I kicked Raynaud's ass

If you have Raynaud's Phenomenon, you know how important warm socks are. I always thought warm socks were not sexy socks - until I found Smartwool.

Posted: 6/6/2005 in Fashion

Alert: Hotties no longer slaves to boring medical alert bracelets

If you wear a medical identification bracelet, you probably don't love its boring, utilitarian look. Now Hope Paige Designs is offering medical identification bracelets fit for a babe!

Posted: 6/1/2005 in Fashion  |  Also posted in: Cool Tools

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What I've learned from being one-armed

Well, that's probably a little over-dramatic. I'm not permanently one-armed...I'm just not allowed to use my right arm and hand for a few weeks as I heal from surgery. But for all practical purposes, I've been one-armed for the past three weeks and I'll be one-armed for a few more.

Since smashing my wrist three weeks ago, I've learned a lot of things. Practical tips, new ways of relating to people, the value of pump bottles for shower products, and the strong power of gratitude when it comes to getting your head right.

Here are just a few of the things I've learned, in no particular order. No matter what your illness or disability, I hope you find them useful.

Posted: 11/7/2008 in Coping  |  Also posted in: Fashion

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