Today’s guest post is by Laura Tietz-who blogs about her life with endometriosis over at Ribbonrx. You can also find her on twitter @ribbonrx Laura has teamed up with Bathing Solutions’ Disabled Identities Campaign (a fantastic project that we’d encourage all our readers to checkout) to talk about the concept of disability and whether she […]
Read MoreToday’s guest post is by Sheryl; who runs “A Chronic Voice”, a health, wellness and chronic illness blog. She had a mini-stroke at 14, followed by multiple blood clots, seizures, heart rhythm dysfunctions and surgeries over the years. She also has a gore-tex band in replacement of a heart valve. She shares her experiences […]
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Collaborative Post* Sarah has lived with IBS-D since the age of 19. After trying out many different dietary methods to control her symptoms, she found some relief with the FODMAP diet. She is passionate about raising awareness of what it’s like to live with the condition and she documents this on her blog ‘The Wee […]
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Hello, I’m Jenna and I am the new owner of www.chronicillnessbloggers.com; I just wanted to take five minutes to log-on and let you know the plans for the platform! I am a freelance blogger and writer with Crohn’s Disease. I run two blogs-www.abalancedbelly.co.uk about my struggle with IBD and www.thebloglancer.co.uk about making money from blogging. […]
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Each week we are highlighting a different Chronic Illness Bloggers’ member as our ‘Blogger of the Week‘. As well as getting to know each other better, we hope that you enjoy this series and that you find the interviews with each member to be insightful and helpful. This week our blogger of the week is […]
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Each week we are highlighting a different Chronic Illness Bloggers’ member as our ‘Blogger of the Week‘. As well as getting to know each other better, we hope that you enjoy this series and that you find the interviews with each member to be insightful and helpful. This week our blogger of the week is […]
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