Name: Homeschool Insights
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Homeschool Insights

Illnesses Covered: allergies, arthritis, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, dysautonomia, Ehlers–Danlos Syndrome, migraine, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (PoTS), Psoriasis, rare disease, Scoliosis, TMJ

Short Blog Description: A family blog: Sharing encouragement and tips for living with Chronic Illness and Homeschooling

Long Blog Description:

Homeschool Insights is a blog containing my journey with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and many other chronic health problems. The blog teaches moms how to Homeschool with Chronic Illness and offers Giveaways that would benefit all members of the family. Reviews of products helpful to the chronically ill are also included.

Blog URL: http://www.homeschoolinsights.com

keywords: chronic illness, giveaways, homeschool, reviews

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

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

Working with Chronic Illness Bloggers has provided an opportunity for us to connect with outstanding writers in the Fibromyalgia, ME/CFS and chronic illness community. Julie Ryan curated a list of targeted bloggers for our specific campaign, facilitated communication and ensured that everything ran smoothly. We look forward to working with her again on additional projects.

Holly Pacheco, ProHealth http://www.prohealth.com

Want to thank you for a great experience in working with Chronic Illness Bloggers. First, it helped me see how others saw our work from the outside in and I found it very validating of all the hard work we have done to get the DineSafe app out there on our own, wondering if it

Nick Caturano Owner, DineSafe App, http://www.dinesafeapp.com

We chose to work with Chronic Illness Bloggers as a way to educate and inform targeted bloggers and their audiences about a topic not as easily discussed and sometimes not even addressed by doctors - vaginal dryness. Engaging with Chronic Illness Bloggers has helped us in our mission to get rid of the "taboo" nature

Mariessa Mahfouz

Working with Julie through Chronic Illness Bloggers and connecting with fellow bloggers with chronic illness has been a tremendous asset, not only my blog but for me personally as well. The group is amazing and Julie has given us the opportunity to work with companies that provide great products and services for people with health

Sue Vickers Blogger, http://www.fibrodaze.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

Working with Julie and The Chronic Illness Bloggers has been a wonderful experience and I've learnt so much already. The network is caring and supportive, and Julie is professional and all anyone could ask for in a partnership. I'm excited to work again with her and the network in future!

Alisha Blogger, http://theinvisiblef.com/

I just joined this blogging network less than a month ago after searching and searching and searching for a blogging network that would fit me and my blog; and for the first time since I started blogging 6 years ago: -I've been featured on The Mighty, finally something I was trying to do for 6

Brittney, My Life As Brittney http://mylifeasbrittney.com/

"I think the Chronic Illness Bloggers network is a win-win-win for everyone. The companies who use the network get great exposure for their products and services because they’re able to reach a targeted audience of people living with chronic illness. My blog’s readers win because they’re introduced to new products and services that might be

Donna Burch Blogger, http://www.fedupwithfatigue.com

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