News/Events

I just talked to Trish at Optimal Health Seekers’ Radio about living with chronic illness which you can listen to here. Trish is a Disability Awareness Coach who runs the My Optimal Health Club.

I’ll be talking about weight-loss, etc. with CJ on Fire it Up with CJ, her show on Transformation Talk Radio today at 4pm ET. To listen go to http://www.transformationtalkradio.com/ and click the “Listen Now!” button in the right sidebar. We might be taking call-in questions, so get your phone out if you want to ask me something.

UPDATE: You can listen to the hour-long interview here once they post it sometime within the week. It was really fun chatting with CJ!

The bulk of my book promotions are over, but I wanted to make sure you didn’t miss these reviews a few fabulous bloggers were kind enough to post.

My Reading Room said:

Ms. Fulda will not solve your problems for you but she will make you feel much less alone with your pain and make you smile at the same time.

Read Between the Whines wrote:

Jennette Fulda writes in a real & humorous manner about things that are happening in her life…She’s smart, snarky, strong and talented. Read her books! I promise you won’t be disappointed.

Painfully Speaking said:

A MUST read for all chronic pain sufferers or friends & family of chronic pain sufferers…even for someone who just wants to understand what literal hell it is to have an unrelenting headache every. single. day.

Inner Dorothy wrote:

I can’t tell you how much it means to know that I’m not the only one who has to think twice about committing to evening events, has trouble going to movie theaters, needs to watch sleeping/waking times carefully, thinks three times about everything I eat, and has become a bit of a recluse – all because of pain.

If you posted a review that I never linked to, leave a comment on this post. Thanks!

I did an interview with InsuranceQuotes.com last month that was posted today. All I remember about this interview is that I conducted it from my bed first thing in the morning. (Well, it was first thing for me, though it was probably second or third thing for most other people.) I also thought I was just going to be quoted once or twice for a bigger article, so I was surprised and delighted to see the whole interview is published. I’m also glad I was awake enough to put together complete sentences, or that the interviewer was kind enough to edit it that way for me.

In case you missed my appearance on the Patt Morrison show on KPCC, you can listen to the 20-minute segment here. Big props to Flyleaf Books for letting me use their landline to do the phone-in interview. The only person I know who has a landline is my mom who lives 600 miles away. Everyone else uses cell phones, which must be really annoying for radio producers who fear their guests might drop out mid-interview.