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Remember what parties were like when we were kids? We would hang out with our girlfriends, gossip, play games, braid each other's hair—and when we left the party, we got to take home a goodie bag full of little treasures. Welcome to your own personal Goodie Bag, the newsletter of ChronicBabe.com. Every two weeks we'll bring you the scoop: news, resources, ideas—all kinds of goodies for the young, hip, and chronic. BONUS! Sign up for the Goodie Bag today and get a free eBook, How to Be a ChronicBabe: A Beginner's Toolkit - a $17 value!
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Goodie Bag #78 - 5 tips to create a nourishing space (4/28/2009)
Goodie Bag #77 - Be here now - Use mindfulness to manage illness (4/14/2009)
In this issue we look at mindfulness, the practice of being present in each moment—as much as possible, anyway. Inspired by A Better Life in 30 Days, Editrix Jenni is trying to “Be Here Now” every day…and documenting her efforts. It’s an uplifting challenge, made more fun by the folks who are joining her. You can get in on the fun, too! Check out her mini-blog on the project and if you’re interested in participating, shoot her an email. Oh, and we have tons of other cool resources in this issue, too. Jump in!
Goodie Bag #76 - Let your wild side show! (3/31/2009)
That girl is cuh-raaazzy! Ever heard that? Did that girl use to be you? But then, maybe, illness got in the way and suddenly you were a homebody? A sadsack? Babe, it’s time to reclaim your wild side, that part of you that’s creative and wacky and free. We don’t care how you do it—tattoos, dance parties, blogs, music, journals, wardrobe malfunctions—just get out there and get a little crazy! It’s so freeing. And we promise it’s OK. We've got some cool sites to check out in your quest for wildness and we encourage you to send us your own wild sick chick stories!
Goodie Bag #75 - Travel tips for sick chicks! (3/17/2009)
When this issue went live, ChronicBabe HQ was actually mobile: Editrix Jenni was in Austin, Texas at SXSWinteractive, hearing some terrific presentations—including one about how technology impacts health care. She plans to share what she learned. In the meantime, check out a ton of resources for traveling with chronic illness and disability, including cute luggage tags, info on bringing liquid medications on-board planes, finding wheelchair-friendly trips and much much more.
Goodie Bag #74 - Chronic illness goes high-tech (3/3/2009)
Don't be a technophobe! Of course, you’ve already proven yourself NOT to be a technophobe by being a reader of our fair enewsletter. But you might be surprised by just how many more cool ways there are to research illness, connect with others, or improve your health—all enabled by technology. We’ve collected some of our favorites in this issue of the Goodie Bag.
Goodie Bag #73 - How to find joy! (2/17/2009)
With all the bad news flying around it can be tough to put on a happy face. In this issue is a reminder that joy really can be found, sometimes right under your nose. Editrix Jenni offers an attitude adjustment and some things you can do TODAY to bring more joy to your life. Plus we've got some fun shopping tips, resources for chicks in wheelchairs, a recommendation for a pill bottle-opener and much much more.
Goodie Bag #72 - Need a pick-me-up? Here you go! (2/3/2009)
Seasonal affective disorder. Another day of shoveling. Crusts of salt and ice on our cars. Gray skies and early sunsets. For ChronicBabes, winter can be especially hard. That’s why we need a pick-me-up! We’ve got a bunch of fun things in this issue guaranteed to get your blood pumping and your heart bursting with happiness. Starting with: Pugly Feet.
Goodie Bag #71 - 5 steps to embrace optimism (1/20/2009)
Editrix Jenni and the staff of ChronicBabe took the day off work to celebrate the inauguration of Barack Obama as our next president. But she wasn't too busy to make a Goodie bag for you! In it: 5 steps to embrace optimism, a plan for boosting your outlook starting TODAY. Plus, shopping tips, new ways to be active in government and much more.
Goodie Bag #70 - 20 ways to change for the better (1/6/2009)
A new year means a fresh start, and even if you think new year’s resolutions are lame, it’s still a time to think about how we can live more meaningfully. Want better health? Prosperity? Stronger relationships? Cuter hair? YOU are in charge of your life—and there’s no better time to get started. We’ve got dozens of ways to help you change!
Goodie Bag #69 - Seek success, make a promise and cultivate faith (12/23/2008)
How do ChronicBabes find hope for the new year, when we're busy coping with so many unknown variables? We start with three simple steps: surrounding ourselves with successful people we can emulate, making a simple promise to ourselves, and cultivating faith. Editrix Jenni is going to use these tools to ensure that 2009 will totally RAWK, and you can too. (Plus, we've got shopping tips, cool support resources, some award nominations you simply MUST pay attention to and much more!)
