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May 24th, 2010

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Anne Holt on August 20, 2010 11:22 am
Dear Chronic Chick,

Congratulations! Anne here, and your blog, Chronic Chick Talk, was
determined to be one of the top resources in the medical field. And so, it
has received our 2010 Top 35 Chronic Illness Blogs award presented by
Medical Assistant Schools!

You can see your name amongst our winners here at:
http://www.medicalassistantschools.org/top_chronic_illness/#Chronic_Chick_Talk

Winners were chosen through a scoring system led by internet nominations,
which came from your reader base!

You can let your readers know you won by embedding the badge code to one of
the different awards graphics found at:
http://www.medicalassistantschools.org/top_chronic_illness/badges/.

If you choose to accept or decline the award, please let me know.

Please do not hesitate to call or email if you have any questions. Many
questions can be answered at
http://www.medicalassistantschools.org/top_chronic_illness/about/.

Again, Congratulations, and I hope to see your badge soon!

Cheers,
Anne Holt
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medicalassistantschools.org
wendy on November 11, 2010 9:06 pm
Well,
Last summer ended up getting this really weird rash on my face that would not go away. Rashes all over anywhere that the sun touched me. Then the big stuff happened. I was tired all the time and everything ached. Eventually was diagnosed with Lupus. Did the 3 doctor thing, had biopsys, went on strange pills. Found my eyesight was getting really bad, so went off the pills. A year later….my back got so bad I went off work and saw the doctor. She did xrays. With in 10 months I had developed fractures in my lower back, osteoperosis, lost 50% of the bone mass on my right side, 30% on the left and arthritis…. and oesteoarthrits,all in 10 months. Hate this disease
admin on November 22, 2010 2:04 pm
Wendy,
I’m so sorry about your struggles. It’s a tough road dealing with this disease.
CC
brenda on January 9, 2011 7:26 pm
hi, I am from therapeutic crafting. My computer wouldn’t let me email you directly. (it’s new and I haven’t set everything up). You asked about the kitchen cabinets. My cabinets are real wood. I didn’t sand them first. I gave them a vigorous cleaning with soap and water. Then applied the “restore a finish” directly onto it. It shows no signs of wearing off. I am still very happy with them.
Tiffney on February 1, 2011 4:04 pm
Hello,

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blog in exchange for a pair of tickets to your event? The band will be
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Becky on February 2, 2011 11:36 am
Wendy,
Boy do I know what you are going through, I had 22 doctor appointments and 2 surgeries in a 3 month span….All I know is some hours are better than others…keep the good ones in your heart!
Becky

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