Nominated for 2018 WEGO Health Best in Show: Blog

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I'm honored to say that I've been nominated for the Best in Show: Blog in the 2018 WEGO Health Awards. Click here to view my nomination profile.

WEGO Health is a mission driven company that connects the healthcare industry with the experience, skills, and insights of Patient Leaders. They are the world’s largest network of Patient Leaders, working across virtually all health conditions and topics.

The WEGO Health Awards program was created to recognize and honor those making a difference in the online health community.With 16 award categories, the WEGO Health Awards are the only awards across all conditions and platforms, that recognize the over 100,000 Patient Leaders who are an inspiration to all of us. These amazing Patient Leaders raise awareness, share information, and support their communities – and, often without recognition.

Please consider nominating me for a WEGO Health Award. Winning this award will increase my visibility and validate my efforts to raise awareness within our community with the ultimate goal of having a positive impact on the state of healthcare.

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