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Are you Thankful about something or anything?

November 30, 2007 by Rosalind Joffe 1 Comment

Calls to all you chronic painers and chronically illnessers out there to check on this month’s blog carnival on How to cope with pain blog. There are some terrific bloggers writing in this, with links to this topic and you’re sure to get some inspiration, ideas — and at least a few more distractions in your day!

Today is the How to Cope with Pain fourth Pain Blog Carnival. The first two editions were published on the Independence and Labor Day holidays and were extremely successful in both the quality of content and the size of readership. The October carnival marked the start of monthly publication of the Pain Blog Carnival.
If you’re unfamiliar with the concept of a blog carnival and would like to learn more, visit this link: Blog Carnival.

I’m off to “person” a table at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Central New England Chapter.

Filed Under: Musings on LIfe with Chronic Illness

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  1. kher » Are you Thankful about something or anything? says:
    November 30, 2007 at 8:39 am

    […] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today.Here’s a quick excerpt Calls to the chronic painers and chronically illnessers out there to check on this month’s blog carnival on Dr. Sarah Whitman’s, How to cope with pain blog. There are some terrific bloggers writing in this, with links to this topic and you’re sure to get some inspiration, ideas — and at least a few more distractions in your day! I’m off to “person” a table at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Central New England Chapter. […]

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