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If you’d love to go back to school but can’t because of your illness, don’t sweat it! You can tune into a virtual conference sponsored by National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week, Sept 14-20. There are 4 seminars each day, M-F, with guest speakers presenting for about 30 minutes and then taking calls live. It’s completely free and you will come away feeling both refreshed and informed. Find out more at www.invisibleillness.com

Have you always wished you could attend a conference to learn how to cope in the best way possible with your illness, but it was attending was out of the realm of possibilities? You don’t have to wait any longer. National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week is September 14-20 and the 14-18 (M-F) there is a virtual conference with 4 seminars each day. Guest speakers present for about 30 minutes and then take calls live. Topics range from marriage, dating, and should you parent, to organizing your hope, spiritual health, eating right, applying for disability, and preparing for surgery. It is all free and you will feel both refreshed and informed. Details at www.invisibleillness.com

Have you ever parked (legally) in the handicapped spot and gotten stares? Has a loved one acted a bit skeptical about the severity of your illness? Does it get under your skin when someone says, “You look so good” and you don’t know why exactly? Then be sure to visit www.invisibleillnessweek.com , the web site for National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week. Read guest bloggers, get involved, join their Facebook cause or follow them on Twitter. Best of all M-F is a free virtual conference with 20 speakers and the ability to call in live and ask questions.

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