Enter the December How to Cope with Pain contest!

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Only 13 days left to enter the How to Cope with Pain contest.  So far, there are 49 entries, so your chances for a prize are good!  And How to Cope with Pain is up to 208 subscribers who get each blog article delivered to them – free!

A recap of the contest:

We’ll have a drawing on December 31 for everyone who receives How to Cope with Pain by email or RSS feed.  The prizes include:

1. Women, Work, and Autoimmune Disease:  Keep Working, Girlfriend!, a book by Rosalind Joffe
2. Beyond Chronic Pain, a workbook by Rebecca Rengo-Kocher
3. The Computer Athlete’s Handbook, a book by Brian Bentow
4. Painful Yarns, a book by G. Lorimer Moseley
5. Deep Relaxation and Stress Reduction, a CD by Dr. Alfred Frost
6. Plantar Fasciitis Treatment, a CD by Brent Abel
7. A personalized computer station evaluation so you can use computer in comfort, by Brian Bentow

To be entered in the drawing, you need to do 2 simple things:

1.  Sign up to get How to Cope with Pain by either email or RSS feed.

• Sign up for either email delivery here or RSS delivery here, if you aren’t signed up already.  If you’re already signed up, just see #2 below.

2.  Enter the contest here.  (Submit your first name and email address so I can contact you about a prize if you win.  These won’t be used for any other purpose but this contest.)

Email delivery allows each new article I write to be sent directly to your email.  An RSS feed is your own personal site (eg Google) where the blogs you sign up for send their articles to you.  Either way, what you want to read comes directly to you – free.  You never have to go around to the sites you like to look at – everything is sent to you.  How easy!

Thanks for subscribing to either email or RSS delivery.  The next contest update will be next Friday.  Good luck in the contest!

Click here for more info about the contest.  If you or your company would like to provide a prize for a future contest, contact me here.  Thanks to Mag 3737 for the photo at Flickr.