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Chronic Illness Bloggers Network Acceptance

I was thrilled to learn that I was accepted into the Chronic Illness Bloggers network recently.

Chronic Illness Bloggers Network

When I started blogging faithfully at the beginning of this year I had no idea the amazing people I would get to know. As some of you may know I struggle with several health issues. I have to say it is so nice to have someone ‘get it’ when you are struggling with a flare up of one of your conditions. The only way it can be truly understood is if one has gone through it.


I need to go back and edit some posts because I can tell I was having a bad flare when I wrote them by the chaos on the page.

Needless to say I just wanted to give a shout out to all of the fellow bloggers in my chronic illness groups for all of the care and support these last several months.

 

Seekingserenity and Harmony

If you haven’t read my posts on my chronic illness issues you can start here.

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Seeking Serenity and Harmony is a Wife, Homemaker, Homesteader, Mom to six and grammie to 3 kids. She deals with multiple chronic invisible illnesses on a daily basis. She has a B.A. in liberal arts and minored in early children's services and psychology. She is hoping to use her experiences and education to help others. She enjoys continuing to learn. She dreams of spending time reading, photography, scrapbooking and various arts and crafts. She is always dreaming of being organized enough so that she can find that free time. She is constantly looking for ways to be more productive and save time. She is an independent Usborne Books and More consultant. Avid Essential Oil user and currently studying herbal remedies and also known as a crazy chicken lady. She is finally venturing into that dream of being a writer and putting her words out there for the world in hopes to help someone else.

3 Comments on “Chronic Illness Bloggers Network Acceptance

  1. Only those who went through or going through one of the chronic ailments could understand and empathize with the others suffering from the same and they form the best support system, while you are feeling debilitated or facing flare up and finding it hard to function, leave alone writing.

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