Be a ChronicBabe...Join the Discussion Today!
Welcome to the ChronicBabe Forum! As of today, we have nearly 1,300 members! YES!!! And, we're growing faster than ever. Join the conversation...and be sure to "friend" Editrix Jenni!
If you're brand new to discussion forums, read this first. As you get comfy with our group, personalize your page and add a profile image (even if you want to be anonymous, give us something nice to look at!) You can add photos that will play in a random slideshow (many members already have, and they're great pics!), or videos for other Babes to watch (we have a bunch already!). You can create a Group within the community (maybe on a specific disease, or a goal you have) and you can chat with other members in our chat room (you can participate any time you're logged in.)
Like the Forum? Grab the Badge on the lower right-hand corner and post it on your blog to help spread our message. Because we're so new, there might be little issues; if you have things you would like to see, please email Jenni by visiting ChronicBabe.com/contact. PLUS: Please read the FORUM RULES (to the left) before you dive into the conversation. Thanks!
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Hi Babes! Please welcome Rachel B, our new "Midtern!" That's a mid-thirties intern to you. ;)
She's got tons of experience with online health communities; if she looks familiar, it's because you've seen her at Tales of Rachel, Diabetes Daily, and a ton of other places. Rachel is going to be our key moderator, spending time on the forum with everyone and helping make sure nasty spammers aren't making trouble. We are thrilled to have her, plus a batch of fabulous new moderators. One (or more) of them will greet you if you're new. :) Thanks, all you awesome ChronicBabes, for volunteering! Meanwhile, we can always use more mods so if you're interested in committing just a couple hours a week to helping make the forum super-awesome, please let us know by sending Jenni a message!
** DISCLAIMER! **
Babes, we are not doctors. Nor are we lawyers. In fact, we're just a bunch of women (and a few men) who are sick and want to share resources. So please be careful what you do after reading medical advice here. Always speak to your health care professional before trying a new medication, supplement, exercise routine, etc. ChronicBabe.com and its staff are not liable if bad stuff happens to you, and we would hate for bad stuff to happen to you! So be smart, savvy, and do your own research. XO Jenni, the Editrix
Posted by penny atchley on January 19, 2012 at 10:54pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
right now i am w/ my first son in yukon, OK. he came to get me for about a month. i have 2 grandbabies here jayden & keaton of course earl &jamie to visit.earl was active duty in the air force. soit has been a while since i've got to see everyone. i have been here 2 days. i am really enjoying myself.
Posted by magpie on January 16, 2012 at 11:43pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
It's a huge issue which will affect all of us in the U.S., but it's getting largely overlooked in the Republican debates: if one of those candidates is elected, what will happen to healthcare?
This has really been on my mind a lot lately, because while I am currently still covered under my mother's insurance (thanks to Obama's healthcare reform, which ensures that children are covered until age 26), without this act I likely would not be able to stay protected under my mother's…
ContinuePosted by S on January 14, 2012 at 5:40pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
A few months after I graduated college, I realized getting dressed in the adult world meant more than pulling on my uniform for the past 4 years -some sweatpants and a t-shirt. It meant looking pulled together; it meant colors, layers, textures, and prints. Due to my petite stature and slight built, finding affordable well-fitting garments became a sartorial challenge I learned to greatly enjoy. My size also meant that most of the shopping had to be done online, where there was a greater…
ContinuePosted by Stacey on January 11, 2012 at 8:30pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Some how while being mezerized by this great looking, informative and welcoming website I never noticed that it says for "young" women w/Chronic Illnesses. I'm in my late 40's, but I know it's probally reffering to babes in their teens, 20's and early 30's especially those babes starting out in life ie; marriage, family and the possibility of children. I really enjoy reading this site and what better way to learn from inpiring, knowleagable young ladies! I'm curious to know if there is…
Continueall have something in common with Editrix Jenni and 1/3 of the U.S. population: They live with chronic pain. Read a bit more about their stories. Interesting, no?
It's casual, babes - no set topic, just a bunch of sick chicks sharing resources and support. Which is kinda awesome, no? It's at the ChronicBabe Forumthis Thursday, January 26 (that's today!) at 6pm PT, 7pm MT, 8pm CT, 9pm ET, 10pm AT. (That's 11AM on Friday in Sydney/Melbourne.)
It's casual, babes - no set topic, just a bunch of sick chicks sharing resources and support. Which is kinda awesome, no? It's at the ChronicBabe Forum this Thursday, January 26 (that's today!) at 6pm PT, 7pm MT, 8pm CT, 9pm ET, 10pm AT. (That's 11AM on Friday in Sydney/Melbourne.)
We're honored to be part of this week's Grand Rounds, hosted by USA Today and organized by our pal Dr. Val. And we're in great company! Please check out our section, Grand Rounds Begins: Health Tips, and all the other great sections: True Stories, Myth-Busters & Controversies, and Healthcare Costs.
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