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Illnesses Covered: anxiety/ depression, Blogs, CFS/ME, chronic pain, dysautonomia, Ehlers–Danlos Syndrome, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS), thyroid disorders

Short Blog Description: Blogging about chronic illness, self care and crafts

Long Blog Description:

I blog about my Chronic illness’ including hospital appointments, symptoms, aids and adaptations and anything i’ve found that makes life easier. I also like to blog about self care, accessible activities and days out to show there is a possibility of life after diagnosis. Crafting is what i do so occasionally my crafts also make an appearance.

Blog URL: Sendingspoons

Julie was a pleasure to work with, and she made it really easy for us to launch a new and very successful blogging campaign.

Yiwen, Self Care Catalysts

We had a great experience working with Julie and the Chronic Illness Bloggers Network. We were able to get Fresh Assist into the hands of committed individuals who really appreciated our product and responded with thoughtful, well-crafted, and genuinely positive reviews. Additionally, it was truly satisfying to learn that Fresh Assist was able to provide

Eric Deskin https://www.freshassistspray.com

Julie has done an outstanding job of identifying, contacting, and cultivating a vast network of thought leaders who understand firsthand the challenges of living with fibromyalgia and other chronic conditions. The valuable connections she makes come from her compassionate understanding for what it means to live with FMS. Accessing Chronic Illness Bloggers network has further

Jason Mintz http://www.fibrocane.com

Our Chronic Illness Blogger campaign was a smash hit. Not only did it create a great deal of momentum for us in the Chronic Illness community, it also provided us with highly detailed feedback about our product from dozens of power users. It really helped us chart a path forward. I would highly recommend this

Jacob Guernsey - PillDrill.com VP of Business Development

What I like most about your community is that people have great stories to tell about how our product helps improve their lives. The reviews aren't about just making their homes smell nice, they are about relieving pain, reducing anxiety, and sleeping better. Our essential oil diffusers are being used as very useful tools. This

Chad http://www.organicaromas.com

Chronic Illness Bloggers is a joy to be a part of. Since joining in Jan. of 2016, my blog following has increased and I have had the pleasure to try some incredible products. Thank you Julie for helping me take my blog to a new level!

Cynthia Covert http://www.thedisableddiva.com/

Julie has set up such an amazing program for those that need Specialty Products. this has been just a wonderful experience for me and I look forward to participating in more campaigns!

Amy O Blogger

I have found working as a blogger with Chronic Illness Bloggers such an easy experience! There are great campaigns and chances to raise awareness, together with an easy way to network with other chronically ill bloggers. CIB share and promote their bloggers' posts on social media and provide lots of support and positivity!

Katie http://www.katiecupcakelifewithme.com

I'm so thankful for being a part of Chronic Illness Bloggers and the opportunities provided through it. The group is amazingly supportive and helpful for improving our blogs. The products reviewed have been tailor fit to our health issues. One of the products I reviewed literally changed my life and I haven't needed nearly as

Elizabeth Joly https://porcelainfibromommy.wordpress.com

I have had so many wonderful opportunities to review some wonderful things.Products and aids that I would not have heard of before but now they are an essential part of my management of chronic illness. What I enjoy most is being part of a team. I love the family unity we have together. I love

Ness Blogger, http://thegirlwiththefivelads.co.uk

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