My Interview with Pamela Jessen

Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by fellow chronic illness blogger, Pamela Jessen for her blog There Is Always Hope. Pamela writes about chronic pain and invisible illness.  My interview will be posted in just a few days.  Please take a gander at the other blogger interviews she has done already.  I believe my friend Vern from Leaving The Seat Down is currently featured.  Pamela is featuring different chronic illness bloggers for the whole month of October and I am so excited and honored to be a part of this.  You can find her blog HERE.  Thank you so much for all you're doing, Pamela, and I look forward to reading my interview with you. I hope you captured my good side. ;)

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