Someone asked me an interesting question the other day. When she found out that beside my regular freelancing, I write for a few blogs. She didn’t ask me why I wrote the blogs – a question many people ask – but why she should read my blogs? So, after thinking about it, here are the 10 reasons I think that people should read Help My Hurt. Please add your ideas if you have any.
1- If you don’t live with chronic pain, a blog like Help My Hurt may help you understand what it is like to live with pain and …read more

I decided to get in on the fun of blog carnivals and I started one that is set to go live with its first edition on May 13th.
If you have a blog that has pain-related issues, such as living with chronic pain, and you feel it would belong in the blog carnival, please join me and submit it. And, feel free to pass on the news to any favourite bloggers who you think may be interested.
The widget with the information and submission link is in the sidebar.
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It’s been a while since I wrote a “musings” post so I thought it was about time.
I am so thrilled with the number of people who have been stopping by Help My Hurt to read what I have to write. I’m trying my best to mix things up between news about different pain-related issues, drug approvals, interesting sites about painful disorders, people living with chronic pain, and some personal stories.
One goal is to have other professionals writing guest posts or agreeing to interviews. I’ve had some success in that respect. The Company’s calling with Olympic cyclist Kristin Armstrong was …read more