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Monday, August 20, 2007
reposted - Do you or a friend blog about illness?
I came across this group on myspace and they have been a help to me. I'm hoping to be one of the bloggers to read and review this book. I had already put it on my books wish list before receiving this message so I eagerly look forward to reading it.
-Crystal
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Do you or a friend blog about illness?
FEEL FREE TO CUT AND PASTE this below about
our invitation for bloggers to know more about
National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week!
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Hello!
This notice below is written by the founder for National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week, held annually in Sept. I am passing it along because I thought you ma be interested in it.
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National Invisible Chronic Illness Awarness Week is Sept 10-16, 2007. Based on the content of your blog I thought you would be interested in knowing about the week, as well as our awareness video at http://www.invisibleillness.com .
You are welcome to share any of the information from the web site with your readers, including the video. This year’s theme is “Living with invisible illness is a roller coaster. Help a friend hold on!” There will be 20 free online chat seminars (4 each day) and there are items such as t-shirts, car static clings, silicone bracelets, etc. to help spread the word.
Thank you so much for your efforts in blogging about chronic conditions. Nearly 1 in 2 people in the USA have a chronic condition and 96% of it is invisible. We hope to bring people together to encourage one another, as well as increase the awareness that one may “look great” but not feel so wonderful.
Lastly, I’m giving away free copies of my book “Beyond Casseroles: 505 Ways to Encourage a Chronically Ill Friend” to bloggers or web site owners who would like to review it on their web site or give it away to a reader as a prize. Just email me back your postal address at lisa@invisibleillness.com if you’re interested. You can read more at http://www.beyondcasseroles.com .
Thanks so much for your blog, helping others understand illness and pain.
Lisa Copen
National Invisible Chronic
Illness Awareness Week
Founder & Coordinator
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NICIAW IS SPONSORED BY
Rest Ministries, serving the chronically ill
GET ON OUR MAILING LIST!
Don’t miss out! Monthly ezine plus BONUSES
you'll love just for signing up!
http://www.restministries.org/res-ezine.asp
************************************************
PO Box 502928, San Diego, CA 92150
-Crystal
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Do you or a friend blog about illness?
FEEL FREE TO CUT AND PASTE this below about
our invitation for bloggers to know more about
National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week!
==========================
Hello!
This notice below is written by the founder for National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week, held annually in Sept. I am passing it along because I thought you ma be interested in it.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
National Invisible Chronic Illness Awarness Week is Sept 10-16, 2007. Based on the content of your blog I thought you would be interested in knowing about the week, as well as our awareness video at http://www.invisibleillness.com .
You are welcome to share any of the information from the web site with your readers, including the video. This year’s theme is “Living with invisible illness is a roller coaster. Help a friend hold on!” There will be 20 free online chat seminars (4 each day) and there are items such as t-shirts, car static clings, silicone bracelets, etc. to help spread the word.
Thank you so much for your efforts in blogging about chronic conditions. Nearly 1 in 2 people in the USA have a chronic condition and 96% of it is invisible. We hope to bring people together to encourage one another, as well as increase the awareness that one may “look great” but not feel so wonderful.
Lastly, I’m giving away free copies of my book “Beyond Casseroles: 505 Ways to Encourage a Chronically Ill Friend” to bloggers or web site owners who would like to review it on their web site or give it away to a reader as a prize. Just email me back your postal address at lisa@invisibleillness.com if you’re interested. You can read more at http://www.beyondcasseroles.com .
Thanks so much for your blog, helping others understand illness and pain.
Lisa Copen
National Invisible Chronic
Illness Awareness Week
Founder & Coordinator
************************************************
NICIAW IS SPONSORED BY
Rest Ministries, serving the chronically ill
GET ON OUR MAILING LIST!
Don’t miss out! Monthly ezine plus BONUSES
you'll love just for signing up!
http://www.restministries.org/res-ezine.asp
************************************************
PO Box 502928, San Diego, CA 92150
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