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September Headache Blog Carnival

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The Plague Doctor costume at the Carnival of VeniceHooray! The monthly headache and migraine blog carnival is up! It almost makes up for having chronic headaches and migraines…well, not really. But it does make for good reading, good publicity for your blog and good research for those trying to learn more about life with chronic pain. And this month, I actually remembered to submit a blog post. The topic this month was “Doctor and Patient Communication.”

Highlights

These are the posts that jumped out at me and got the attention of my tiny little brain. Once again, if your post is not mentioned, that is not meant to reflect on your writing ability.

Next Month

November’s topic hasn’t been determined yet, but if youy have a blog post that would be of general interest to migraine or headache patients, then submit a link to it for November’s blog carnival. Contact Diana Lee at SomebodyHealMe.com for details.

Off to collapse.


One Response to “September Headache Blog Carnival”

  1. Mary Kay Says:

    Hi Rena,
    Thanks for your very nice comments about my post on the Headache Blog Carnival.

    Hopefully, some of the suggestions will help those going to a headache doctor for the first time.

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