VOTE ON MY BLOG AT THE TOP BLOG BRAZIL 2013 AND HELP ME TO HAVE ENDO RECOGNIZE LIKE A SOCIAL DISEASE IN BRAZIL!!

The blog A Endometriose e Eu (The Endometriosis and I) started its struggle to bring Brazilian rulers to recognize Endometriosis as a social illness and a public health issue three and a half years ago. Last year we earned the prize for Top Blog Brazil 2013 under the health category.  This year we are running for the top prize again. Wont you come and see what we are innovating this year and maybe give us a hand in getting elected again if you think we are worth your vote? I fight for the Brazilian governments recognize the endometriosis like a social disease and public health, among of the, our president (a women). Help me in this endeavor voting on my blog at the Top Blog Brazil 2013 Award. I promise we are well worth your time if you wish to learn something about an illness that afflicts more than 10 millions of women in Brazil, and 176 millions through out the world, and not only women, but their families also.

How to do it?

This year, each person as a chance to vote twice. One if you have an email account, the other over facebook. To vote Just click on this link: http://bit.ly/18wANh9 You will be redirected to the award page were you will have two voting options: email and facebook.

The first choice is email. In the first field you will put  your name (nome) and your surname (sobrenome) and the second you put your email. Click the vote arrow (orange color on the right) and you will receive a confirmation request in your mailbox. Just click on the link and that's it, your vote has been successfully validated. Just after, you will see a blue F, for Facebook. Click the orange arrow, login and you just voted over Facebook too. I hope to be able to count on all of you, for votes and sharing with your friends. It's like I always say, there is strength in numbers. The first count ends November 9th. 

And I invite you to meet our Virtual Store with our exclusive T-shirt line I created to raise more awareness about endometriosis in Brazil and worldwide. 

Best wishes,
Caroline Salazar