Recommended blogs.

These blogs are great!

For some, like myself, I love to read! I love to learn about everything! Especially, reading to learn about how to cope with my chronic illness! Hearing the stories others share on their blogs and websites is inspiring to say the least. Here is a list of the blogs and websites I read and recommend to others. COPD is such a complex illness. Everyone has a different experience, and for some, it is just one of many illnesses we must cope with. So, I do not discriminate. These blogs cover a everything. Not all are specifically COPD related. But, they are about life, hope, and healing.

If you need some inspiration, check out these great pages.

http://www.secondfirsts.com/category/blog/

http://copdinfocus.blogspot.co.uk/

http://living-in-a-limited-world.blog.co.uk/

http://gracequantock.com/

http://www.pajamadaze.com/blog

http://bitzofme.wordpress.com/

http://bobsnewheart.wordpress.com/?ref=spelling

http://thejourneybacktolife.wordpress.com/

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