For the third week in a row, I review several posts from Health Activists Writer's Month Challenge via Twitter. You may also wish to follow the posts by accessing them through Twitter at the hashtag #HAWMC.
I find the postings helpful, insightful and very human. These writers are revealing their heart. I hope you'll read these posts and more. I read from these and make comments from a Family Medicine perspective. At the end of the recording, I covered three of my posts from the same time-frame as the other Activists.
These 9 Tweets are copied but not "live" to click on here. Please go to this #HAWMC section of Twitter if you wish to open the posts and see what Dr Synonymous is reading or talking about. Thanks. The Dr Synonymous Show April 23, 2013
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Sometimes It Is Lupus: Close Enough http://www.sometimesitislupus.com/2013/04/close-enough.html?spref=tw … I'm abandoning
#HAWMC#lupus -
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@wegohealth#HAWMC Day 23 No technology, harder health activism http://divanicio.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/no-technology-harder-health-activism/ … -
The Health Activist’s Writers Month Challenge – Day 23 Technology http://wp.me/p2tSKs-9l
@Wegohealth#HAWMC#IBD#Crohns#Colitis -
#HAWMC Day 23 - A staff member wishes her#Type1diabetes could be monitored, and corresponding reminders could be sent by her cell phone. -
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#HAWMC Day 23 I discuss the functions that I would find most useful in a smartphone/tablet app: http://wp.me/p274oG-o2#spoonie#neuro -
New blog on
@dLife from yours truly: What device or app do you wish helped track your condition? http://bit.ly/11zoy3b#hawmc#techdreams -
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#dblog at Sweet Zoo:#HAWMC - No Social Media - Day 23 http://sweetzoo.blogspot.com/2013/04/hawmc-no-social-media-day-23.html?spref=tw …More next week. Peace to all.
Iris Carden
PattieBrynnHultquist
Divanicio Pessoa
A Guy With Crohns
MMG
Rhiann Johns
Lindsey Guerin
Jennifer Christensen
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