Archive for September 6th, 2008
Have You Registered for Invisible Illness Week Seminars Yet?
Have you registered for the seminars yet? If not, don’t worry… it’s not required… but we have a few cool little gifts to give you when you do… It helps us be able to plan better for the number of people who are coming!
Here are the fun little items you can download and print out as soon as you get to your registration confirmation page.
Note-taking paper!
A cute desktopper that asks you… what are YOUR hopes for this week? Print it out to have the web site handy to log on quick and a reminder of what your hope is for the week!
And this book mark… the poem is beautiful, written and donated to us for II Week by Rhonda Sawtelle. Thanks, Rhonda!
Hope Grows from the Soil of Illness!
Not to mention the frustrations and fears.
I’m overwhelmed by the darkness of loneliness.
Will there ever be an end to my tears?
Is there anyone who understands my needs?
In the depths of illness, dare I dream? dare I hope?
Or are pain and illness just like overgrown weeds;
Slowly killing my dreams, along with any hope?
The warmth of compassion is breaking through.
There is support. There are those who care.
What is the feeling, so fresh and new?
Could there be an end to my pain and despair?
The love is shining through the illness and pain!
Friendship and support now interrupt the stillness.
My tears are now refreshing; like a springtime rain.
Yes it’s true—Hope grows from the soil of illness!
Rhonda Sawtelle, c 2008
So, head on over to this web site and sign up now! We’re starting to announce prizes in a few hours and will continue to choose winners from those who have pre-registered!
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A Flyer About Invisible Illness Week to Send Others
Looking for something to send others about Invisible Illness Week?
You can click here for a fun sheet with all of the information. To send it go to the top of your IE browser and click “File>Send” and then choose “Page” or “Link to Page” depending on what you want to do. Most people who accept HTML email messages can see all the graphics. If you aren’t sure, or you don’t want to send a large file, just choose, “Link to Page.”
Thanks so much!
Lisa
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