Archive for the ‘Resources’ Category
New Resource: Curehunter.com
Curehunter is an interesting addition to our online toolbox. It’s a visual medical dictionary. Here’s part of what it gives me when I look up fibromyalgia:
November 24, 2007
Tags: curehunter, dictionary, Fibromyalgia, reference, visual Posted in: Fibromyalgia, Resources
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Episode 4
Episode 4
The first episode in the new, shorter format, recorded on my very own microphone. Thank you for your patience in waiting for it!
Most of today’s show is about audio entertainment and information, which is great when the fatigue is so bad that listening is one of the few things we can do.
Links:
Audio Books
Audio-Book-Rentals is a blog that […]
October 29, 2006
Posted in: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Pain, Podcast, Relaxation, Resources
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Traveling tips
I had to share this excellent post on Surviving Travel and Conference from Indie. Guzman-Cooper, RN writing at WebMD. She provides a great checklist of things she did to prepare for the trip, as well as other bits of wisdom, such as:
When I arrived to park my car, arrive at the airport and check-in, I sought […]
September 13, 2006
Posted in: Resources
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Get well soon . . . or, be eternally damned!
Great cartoon from Ragged Edge. I want to get that notepad printed up!
The magazine also has an excellent blog and some very good articles. I just finished reading their spotlight on invisible disabilities, which linked to the cartoon. There’s plenty of excellent reading material on their site.
August 31, 2006
Posted in: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Resources
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Other FMS/chronic illness blogs/casts?
I’ll record episode 3 as soon as my sound tech (aka Sam, my partner) is available.
Right now, though, I’m in the mood to plump up my blogroll. Suggest other blogs and podcasts about fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, or chronic illness, please! What are your favorites? Do you have one yourself? Tell me about it!
June 4, 2006
Posted in: Blogroll, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Resources
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