Name: Being Lydia
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Being Lydia

Illnesses Covered: allergies, anxiety/ depression, bladder issues, Blogs, CFS/ME, chronic pain, diabetes, digestive disorders, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, mental illness, migraine, sleep disorders, thyroid disorders

Short Blog Description: A life rich in chronic pain, bipolar, creativity, faith, and the color purple!

Long Blog Description:

Being Lydia follows the blogger’s life filled with chronic illnesses, pain, mental health issues and trying to rise out of tormented past. She accomplishes this by mixing in humor, music, and faith, three unmistakable forces that have gotten her through the last five decades and will continue to carry her through everything that lays ahead!

Blog URL: https://beinglydia.com/

keywords: being lydia, bipolar, chronic pain, fatigue, Fibromyalgia, moods, osteoarthritis

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

Julie was able to save us valuable time by identifying bloggers who were a good fit for our products, which meant we didn't have to spend our time reaching out to them one at a time. I would definitely recommend Chronic Illness Bloggers to anyone looking to reach the chronic illness market.

Hart Schafer Owner

We had a great experience working with Chronic Illness Bloggers. Julie Ryan was very professional and effective at connecting us with the right bloggers. The quality of the sponsored posts we received was excellent, and we will definitely work with them again.

Nathanael Geman Co-Founder & CEO, MedNexus

You made it a very positive experience and I look forward to working with you again.

Jon - VitalPlan.com

We are very pleased with our campaign through Chronic Pain bloggers. Julie and all of the bloggers were great to work with. We will hopefully be working closely with them in the future.

Laura Dobson Marketing Manager

I have really enjoyed working with Chronic Illness Bloggers. I am so glad they contacted me. It has opened many new doors and introduced me to new bloggers.

Tanya http://www.myfruitfulhome.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/

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

Chronic Illness Bloggers is simply brilliant to be a part of. As a niche blog it can be difficult to find relevant brands to collaborate with. Chronic Illness Bloggers has bridged that gap. It's a network that is beneficial for all involved. It gives brands targeted exposure to their ideal audience and it is great

Donna February Stars, http://www.februarystars.co.uk

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

Being Lydia

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