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Lisa Copen
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- San Diego, CA
- United States
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- In the online health communities I participate in, I'm:
- a Broadcaster (Getting the word out)
- The online health resource I contribute to most frequently is:
- http://www.restministries.org
- This site is:
- my non-profit
- Another place where I contribute is:
- http://www.invisibleillnessweek.com
- Which is:
- my non-profit
- I’m also on:
- http://www.twitter.com/lisajcopen
- It's:
- my twitter
- You can also find me at:
- http://www.chronicillnesssupport.com
- This is:
- my blog
- More about me (my health interests and reasons for joining WEGO Health)
- Lisa Copen is the founder of Rest Ministries, the largest Christian organization that specifically serves the chronically ill, www.restministries.org . She has authored eight books, including resources for over 300 HopeKeepers groups, a small group program of Rest Ministries. As editor of HopeKeepers Magazine, founder of National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week www.invisibleillnessweek.com, and host of Hope Endures radio program, Lisa seeks to encourage churches to increase an outreach to the chronically ill nearly 1 in 2 people in the U.S.
Lisa is a popular author and speaker who has been on national radio programs. She enjoys following her passions which include other businesses she has began including ScrapbookMyAdoption.com , Illness Twitters www.illnesstwitters.ning.com and Book Marketing Tips at youcansellmorebooks.com .
She resides in San Diego with her husband and 6-year-old son, and has lived with degenerative rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia since 1993.
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Let's Pretend We Don't Feel This Bad - Chronic Illness Tools
Let's Pretend We Don't Feel This Bad - Chronic Illness Tools
by Lisa Copen
If you have ever wanted to dream about having a life that is different than the one you are currently living, you a… Continue
Posted on September 8, 2009 at 7:30am —
Chronically Ill Patients Share 12 Tips with Nurses
Chronically Ill Patients Share 12 Tips with Nurses
by Lisa Copen
The medical world could not function without nurses. It's no secret to any of us who has had a doctor's appointment or been i… Continue
Posted on September 5, 2009 at 5:42pm — 1 Comment
30 Things About My Invisible Illness You May Not Know
Prize Give Away! Fill out #iiwk09 meme “30 Things About My Invisible Illness You May Not Know.” Copy it from our web site here: http://invisibleillnessweek.com/?p=2301 – Share it with others via Facebook “notes”, your blog, etc. THEN… post a COMMENT on our blog http://invisibleillnessweek.com/?p=23 w/ the link to where you posted it and we are going to choose 2 people to receive a prize Sept 12th, 2009.
1. The illness I li… Continue
Posted on September 5, 2009 at 5:33pm —
30 Things About My Illness Meme to Spread Word About Invisible Illness Week - and Prize!
We've all seen the list "20 things about me" "50 thing about me you didn't know..." They can actually be interesting if you want to get to know the person better! We'll we've got one I haven't seen anywhere yet, "30 Things About My Invisible Illness You May Not Know."Just… Continue
Posted on August 29, 2009 at 4:07pm — 3 Comments
Seeking Submissions NOW For Grand Rounds Medical Blog Carnival on Invisible Illness
We are honored to be hosting Grand Round 8/18/09, the largest medical blog carnival online.
I am looking for any blog topics related to living with an invisible illness, treating invisible illnesses, having a family member with one, caregiving, etc. Posts can be casual from a patient perspective, or… Continue
Posted on August 12, 2009 at 2:22pm — 3 Comments
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Just so you are aware, I am tweeting several times a day... most days in support of restministries.org and .com. I had a very bad experience with my church directly attributable to my illnesses and see such a great need in offering greater education in serving the chronically ill members of churches. As a retired minister, I must admit that prior to becoming ill, myself, I wasn't conscious of this tremendous need. Now, it has become a passion although I do not have a church home in the moment. When you are feeling much better, perhaps we could discuss how I may serve in the future.
Many Blessings, Lisa!
Jim
I have been praying for you regarding your hand surgery and send you positive thoughts and God's strength and grace to carry you into complete healing.
I look forward to continuing to get to know you and to create a friendship of service and mutual support. If there is ever anything that I may do, please never hesitate to ask. If I am able, the answer will be yes!
In the Spirit of Service!
I see that you've already joined the Health Bloggers Group - joining groups is a great way to get involved with the community here. You might be interested in joining Chronic Pain Group or the Chronic Illness Group. Once you're in a group you can ask questions, offer advice, and engage with others who have similar interests. It's awesome. You can also join as many groups as you want.
One of my favorite things to do here is write blog posts about new research I've done. Blogs are a way to get ideas out to the whole community. You add comments or start discussions there as well. It's great to hear more about a condition, new studies, or someone's thoughts about certain ideas. Feel free to start your blog here. You can write a post introducing yourself, sharing some thoughts, or asking questions. :)
Have you taken then What Type of Health Activist Are You Quiz?
If you have any questions, please let me know! I look forward to seeing you around!
-Amanda