Started a CURECJD Tumblr account
In an effort to always be trying to reach a new audience in order to educate others about the horrendous disease CJD, I started a Tumblr account about it.
You can access it here as — of course — CURECJD.tumblr.com.
I think there are people who read lengthy blogs and then there are those who watch videos and digest smaller amounts of info…Tumblr is for that latter group. So the Tumblr account may be a more abbreviated version of this blog plus whatever reblogs I can come up with after I discover someone posts something on Tumblr worthy of reblogging…
Social media is just another useful tool in fighting the good fight. If you’re on Tumblr, please track the tag “CJD” on your dashboard and reblog the good stuff you can find. You never know who you end up reaching and how you can make them start to think about CJD.
You can follow me on Twitter @heatherlarson
About Heather Larson and the CureCJD Blog
My name is Heather Larson, and I live in Wichita, Kansas. My mother, uncle, and their uncle have all died of fCJD, mutation e200K. My mission is to use the Internet to raise awareness of CJD and to connect people who are interested in finding a cure for CJD. The biggest mission of all is to help find the cure in any way possible! Feel free to contact me, leave comments, and follow on twitter.com/heatherlarson.
You can also email me at hotwords [at] mac [dot] com.
More about me:
I finished my undergrad degree work at Boston University (online) in March of 2010 and graduated in May 2010. I am currently working as a morning radio personality at Power 93.9 in Wichita as one half of “Hitman and Heather in the Morning” on KDGS. My passions include music of all genres, yoga, writing and finding a cure for CJD. I was raised in both the Bay Area and Scottsdale. A career broadcaster, I’ve been in radio since 1998 and also work in online formats creating content. My latest adventure is writing about social good for HalogenTV.com.
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