Cass said...

Hey guys, show the posties some lovin'! Link 'em up.

Aug 8, 2007 12:47:56 PM

Sheena said...

I agree with Cass! Woohoo I'm famous!

Aug 8, 2007 2:07:32 PM

Rhymes With Right said...

About that FreezeIt opp -- it is literally one that has changed a life around my place. Given my wife's serious problems with chronic pain, we look for anything that works. And I'll tell you beyond a doubt that the product does work, and we have already purchased it. My wife says she has never had an over the counter product that gives her the kind of relief she gets when her back spasms kick in.

Aug 8, 2007 6:16:16 PM

Elizabeth said...

I also got the Freeze It samples, and I was so glad I did! Sometimes I get really achy shoulders, Freeze It really does work.

Aug 8, 2007 9:12:30 PM

Susan said...

Thanks for the opportunity to participate in the "Freeze It" campaign. My teens thank you too; you see they hate those other pain relief creams because they leave a strong medicinal smell, but not Freeze It! Thanks again for introducing me to an effective, greaseless, vanishing scent pain relief gel.

Aug 9, 2007 1:15:44 AM

Jenn said...

Hey, how cool that mamahood.org was featured. Thanks! And thank you again for the diaper bag. We have a toddler and a baby, so we use the Character Kids diaper bag as the duo bag. It holds diapers and a spare set of clothes and a few toys for both with ease! :)

Aug 9, 2007 11:07:52 AM

tanyetta said...

congrats to all the featured bloggers! go sheena!!!!!!!! ;)

Aug 10, 2007 3:27:56 AM

Diana said...

I wanted to take the opp, but I don't have a working camera and I couldn't see buying one just for this opp. But I wrote about it anyway: What a Relief! Thanks Freeze It!.

Thanks for choosing me and for sending me the samples. It's good stuff.:)

Aug 11, 2007 8:40:45 PM

schenz said...

I was invited into this, and loved the product. Unfortunately, I was not able to fulfill the picture part of the post so I did not participate. I really hope that this doesn't hurt my chances for future opps such as this one.

Brandon

Aug 14, 2007 2:53:11 PM

john stuart said...

The facts of pain
People spent too much time thinking that pain was just the brain reaction to a single situation (a fall, some hit, a punch) but Scientifics have discover that pain is much more complex than that, and can reflect to parts in your body that have nothing to with it and can make it to difficult for you to stand other problems
For a lot of years now people had lived with pain accepting it as a part of their life but some changes in this attitude have to made because pain is not that easy to stand and in too many cases it makes another health problem worse .
Pain is Prevalent
• More than 50 million Americans people live with severe pain caused by several illness or disorders, and every year nearly 25 million people suffer with acute pain as a result of injury or surgery.
• Nine in ten Americans suffered from regular pain (89% said they have some kind of pain on a monthly or more often basis).
• Although the medical knowledge and technology is now available to relieve or greatly ease most pain, most pain goes untreated, under treated, or improperly treated.
• People don’t realize that pain is not something they "just have to live with," even though treatments are available to solve most types of pain. And, in fact, if not treated, pain can make other health issue worse.
• Four in five Americans believed aches and pains were a part of being older and 64 percent would only see a doctor when they could not stand the pain any more. Sixty percent said that pain was something you just have to live with, and 55% told they were uncomfortable taking medications.
• Pain causes the majority of pain sufferers (68%) to feel anxious, irritable, or depressed.
• Most of the people with pain say that their pain interferes with their ability to sleep.
• The 40% of those with pain say that their pain interferes with their productivity and ability to work.

Source: The American Pain Foundation

pain relief

Oct 30, 2007 12:11:40 PM