Chronic Bits:

What advice would you give?

-Posted: 8/27/2010

The new Patients for a Moment blog carnival is full of advice for friends and loved ones who know someone with chronic illness. Great perspectives this week, Babes!

Take a fibromyalgia survey

-Posted: 8/27/2010

The Nat'l Fibromyalgia Association has a new survey designed to inform health care providers about the unique challenges faced by fibrobabes. Take the survey today and make your voice heard!

How to Cope with Pain Blog Carnival - featuring ChronicBabes!

-Posted: 8/25/2010

We are big fans of How to Cope with Pain, a terrific blog with tons of great advice and perspective. They offer a monthly blog carnival, and this month they included a couple ChronicBabe posts featuring tons of women's voices. Cheers!

Fresh Grand Rounds: It's all about the 'toons, man!

-Posted: 8/24/2010

A Cartoon Guide to Becoming a Doctor hosts Grand Rounds this week, mingling funnies with excellent posts from a wide variety of writers. Excellent!

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News Feed

What are news feeds? News feeds provide an easy way to keep current on ChronicBabe postings. Perhaps the easiest way to do this is by using a browswer that supports news feeds, like Firefox. Just look for this little guy feed (often in the bottom right corner), give it a click, and select a feed (like "Subscribe to RSS"). This will add a folder to your bookmarks that will update itself with the most recent articles:

bookmarked feeds

Other options include News Reading programs that you can download to your computer. They sit on your desktop, and keep you updated with the latest posts. A couple recommended ones are Feed-Demon (Windows) and Net-News-Wire (Mac). The benefits of using these programs are that they are smarter then web browsers - you can set them to update themselves regularly, and also, you can subscribe to both Chronic Articles AND ChronicBits by simply copying the following feeds into your news reader:

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChronicbabeNewsFeed 

    When you open them in your feed reader, you'll see something like this:

    reader

    Happy news reading!

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