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Are neurological conditions in fiction ‘Left Neglected’?

Welcome to the Health Activist Writer’s Month Challenge brought together by WEGO Health – a social network for all health activists.  Again, I am participating in the annual Writer’s Month Challenge in which I will be writing about my health activism and health condition based upon prompts given. Today’s prompt reads as follows: Book report...

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HAWMC 2013 Day 27: The Story of My Life….

    Welcome to the Health Activist Writer’s Month Challenge brought together by WEGO Health – a social network for all health activists. Again, I am participating in the annual Writer’s Month Challenge in which I will be writing about my health activism and health condition based upon prompts given. Today’s prompt is as follows: If you wrote a book about your life, your community, your condition, or your health-activism - what would you title it?  Come up with 5 working titles. Perhaps someday I...

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#spooniebookclub Review: ‘Life Disrupted: Getting Real About Chronic Illness in Your Twenties and Thirties’ by Laurie Edwards

  I am very excited for the first #spooniebookclub which is to be held tomorrow night at 8 P.M. (GMT) over on Twitter.  The first book that was chosen was one which we will all would relate to - a book which examines what it is like to live with a chronic illness - and as we were all under the age of 30 - this book seemed to be the perfect fit for us all. Interestingly, after a discussion with a...

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