Name: Elizabeth Barone
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Elizabeth Barone

Illnesses Covered: allergies, anxiety/ depression, arthritis, autoimmune disorders, bladder issues, Blogs, chronic pain, mental illness, PTSD, rare disease, sleep disorders

Short Blog Description: Twenty-something with an autoimmune disease trying to build a career as an author, one book and pill at a time.

Long Blog Description:

I am Elizabeth Barone, author of contemporary romance and suspense (YA, NA, and adult) novels. I blog about my publishing journey while living with an autoimmune disease.

Blog URL: Elizabeth Barone

keywords: Arthritis, Autoimmune, chronic pain, lupus, new adult, PTSD, reactive arthritis, UCTD, undifferentiated connective tissue disease, writing

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Elizabeth Barone

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