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Dear Friends—Happy May! This week, I again open up PhoebeMD.com for another Meet & Greet event. I originally started this on PhoebeMD: Medicine + Poetry as a dedicated time for bloggers to come together to share their work, make new connections, and expand their blog audiences. This is your time to shine!

The guidelines—while simple—have been updated, so be sure to read them prior to participating… 

– To Promote Your Blog or Post –

◊ Step 1

Select a blog post that you would like to share with others.

◊ Step 2

Tell us a little bit about your post and copy and paste the link to it.

◊ Step 3

Start networking! I encourage you to use my Comment Section to chat/connect with one another and make your presence known; take advantage of this time and platform to interact with other bloggers. The more love you give, the more you will receive in return. Those who actively use this post to network with others find that they experience more encouraging results than those who just leave a link and run.

◊ Step 4

Feel free to spread the word by sharing or reblogging! Then bookmark this page and revisit as many times as you would like to explore new arrivals. We often get bloggers who join in later, so there are always new blogs to explore.

On these days, I turn off comment moderation to allow you all to easily converse with one another on this post. So feel free to use this platform to chat and network.

Let’s make this a great Meet & Greet event!

With love,
Phoebe 🌷

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  2. Sincere appreciation to you Phoebe for this opportunity to share, interact and meet other writers/bloggers around the world. This is such a powerful strategy to gradually unite the world amidst all the hatred and atrocities committed daily. Thank you for this.

    The blog post which I would like to share is title ‘Painful Endings’. I have selected this post because this is one experience that is common to all living creatures. We all go through different endings and we deal with or react/respond to them in diverse ways. It is a reminder that not all endings are actually horrible and they are not usually an in in themselves.
    I hope that one person somewhere would find solace in going through this post and be encouraged to face whatever ending they might be currently undergoing. I wish you all the very best outcomes that will launch you into your new realities. Do find that post using the link below.

    https://jouyoz.wordpress.com/2021/03/12/painful-endings/(opens in a new tab)

    God’s blessings upon us all. Amen

  3. Hi, my name is Carol.

    I own two blogs both written in order to reach out to and encourage women. You can find general posts, poetry and other creative writing on A Purpose-driven achiever and on Women of Warfare! I write to encourage women to assume a victorious position in life through relationship with God and prayer.

    The two posts below give a flavour of what I am about, and are from each of my blogs.

    Fact or Fiction? The Funnel Phenomena – A Purpose-driven achiever
    https://apurposedrivenachiever.wordpress.com/2020/11/01/fact-or-fiction-the-funnel-phenomena/

    You Are Priceless! – Women of Warfare! (WOW!)
    https://womenofwarfare.wordpress.com/2020/04/03/you-are-priceless/

    Look forward to hearing from and engaging with you.

    Thank you so much Phoebe for the opportunity to share.

    Have a great weekend all!

  4. Hi, everybody! And thank you Phoebe. 🙂

    I can’t wait to go through these and check out your blogs!!

    To tell you a bit about me, I’m a 22-year-old who graduated from college last year, so my blog contains a lot of posts about my experience at university, but it’s become about a lot of other random events and things, too. It’s quite a mix! For example, I’ve got blog posts about how I’ve built up my self-esteem and dealt with the negative impact of social media throughout quarantine (which is the one I’ve selected here), mini rants on funny things I’ve noticed, and a list of LGBTQ and African American music artists I’ve recently discovered, to name a few.

    https://eyesofashygirl.wordpress.com/2021/03/19/stop-comparing-yourself-to-others-a-guide/

  5. Hello, hope you’re all well. I’m Stuart, a 38 year old male who has bipolar disorder. It’s a new chapter of my life and I am hoping to keep a blog about how I am feeling and how my mental state is effecting my perceptions of different things. I’m a post graduate in Medicinal Chemistry and I am using my knowledge and understanding to research all aspects of Bipolar Disorder and the medications used to become an expert in my own experiences.
    I get periods of absolute clarity in my head and I can express myself through writing more than talking. Then I’ll also get periods of total nothingness. When I’m in a good place, I try to get as much as I can documented 👌

    I have a mental illness that has been diagnosed as bipolar disorder. Given it a name. The body won’t recognise it because of the name. The name is a way of making the issue subjective and separate. I’m asked how I am feeling and coping with it. The language I have is limited to the words that have been created to describe something. There are no words in my language that can truly explain what I am going through. How do I explain how I feel?

    https://livingthebipolardiary.wordpress.com/2021/04/26/bipolar-my-story/