My new blog is scheduled to launch on June 1st.
June 1st is the one year anniversary of this blog!
Please stay tuned for more updates.
I have been spreading the word in various places: twitter, Facebook, my YouTube channel, MyBlogLog, etc. I could use all the help I can get spreading the word about my blog's move! So, please consider retweeting my twitter message or sharing my Facebook links. Every little bit helps. I would really appreciate any help I can get spreading the word about this move. Thank you!
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By setting up a gravatar, your picture will appear on my new blog (i.e. when you comment on the new blog/rather than a default image appearing to represent you). I'm still getting used to my new blog but I believe this will cause you to link back to your own site too (much the same as your Google profile links to your blog).
There will be a learning curve for me with this new blog so I'll need your patience as I get acclimated.
Cross your fingers that everything falls into place for June 1st.
Don't forget... there will be blog giveaways in the early days of the blog. So stay tuned!
This article was posted by Jeanne via "Jeanne's Endo Blog" at www.endendoat.blogspot.com.
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- I'm 44 years old & my endometriosis symptoms began at 13; I was finally diagnosed at 23. In addition to endo, I have multiple other chronic illnesses. My doctors believe many of these are related to my endo. This blog is to reach out to endo patients, other chronically ill patients, & their loved ones. The typical diagnosis occurs 9.9 years after the onset of symptoms! I have heard many women’s stories: of not being believed by their medical professionals; women who have had their symptoms marginalized or dismissed; women who go from doctor to doctor searching for someone who will truly understand, take them seriously, & help them get relief/manage their symptoms. There are many wonderful health care professionals out there who treat endo patients. Unfortunately, finding them can be challenging.
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4 comments:
Whoo hoo! can't wait to see it!
Alicia,
It's getting close now! :)
Jeanne
J,
What a way to celebrate your one-year blogversary! i know that you have put an incredibly amount of work into making this blog (and your new one) into what it is today, and I hope you continue to enjoy sharing the truth about chronic illnesses with the rest of the world. Your thoughts have helped and inspired many.
Hugs,
M
Melissa,
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words and I'm really looking forward to the new blog!
((HUGS))
Jeanne
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