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I am very excited tonight that I will be participating in my very first Google Hangout on Air this evening!!
I’ve been doing some dabbling in Google+ lately and have realized how great the site is and how much you can do with it. There I met Frank Garufi, Jr. who is a strong voice for the Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis community. He has an amazing story that you should read. His son, Domenic, was born with Crohn’s disease and has lived with it for all 7 years of his life. You can read his whole story on Frank’s Google+ site for The Crohn’s Colitis Effect. I know how difficult it was to be 13 and dealing with these symptoms. I can’t imagine living with it from day 1. He’s a very strong little boy.
I had my first hangout with Frank a few weeks ago and got a chance to talk with him (basically) face-to-face. His mission now is to raise awareness for these diseases which will hopefully lead to more research for a cure. He’s Google plus hangout Stephanie Hughes Stolen colon ostomy crohn's blogbeen a great contact to make in the IBD world.
And tonight, I will be doing a live interview with Frank on Google hangouts! You can find more information at this link. It will be 8:30 this evening. I’m really looking forward to being able to talk about my experience in this new forum. I’ll look forward to seeing you all then!

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  • Reply PartiallyUnstuffed

    Oh my goodness we have so much in common! Your attitudes toward surgery, coping, and blogging are very familiar to me. I’m watching your interview, and now I am intrigued by Google+. I have an account, but I haven’t used it yet. Depending on how busy/ambitious you are, you might want to consider posting a few tips for those of us who would like to get more involved. Thanks for everything you do!

    October 18, 2012 at 9:30 pm
    • Reply Stephanie Hughes

      Yes, I know! I love reading your blog. And Google+ is definitely very cool. I’m still kinda figuring it out myself, but I’m definitely willing to pass along what I’ve learned so far. Do you have a link to your G+ page?

      October 18, 2012 at 9:55 pm

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