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playethic

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New ICN subscriber question

03-09-2011, 09:59 PM

I received a package in the mail after subscribing to ICN. The intro letter says that the IC Network has 'more than 300,000 support sessions offered each month on our website'.

What does this mean?

What (where?) are the support sessions?

Thanks

Lisa

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Severe IC developed fairly quickly, autumn 2010.
So severe that I was bed-bound & on 160mg/day morphine to cope with torturous pain levels, and unable to function other than hospital/medical appointments, for seven months. Then, miracle of miracles, something started working. I am steadily lowering the methadone dose level. I have been far out of that desperate nightmare hell zone for several months now and continue to improve.

- Ranitidine (anti-histamine, H2-inhibitor) 300mg/day
- Methadone 9 ml/day
- Instillations:
- 40ml Kenalog (steroid for inflammation) 2 x per
week, along with rescue cocktail of heparin,
lidocaine, sodium bicarbonate
- 20ml Uracyst, monthly @ $100/per
- Depo lupron injections for endometriosis, monthly @ $88/per
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icnmgrjill

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03-10-2011, 08:31 AM

Right here in the support forum! and our live chats, etc. etc.

Would you like to talk with someone about your IC struggles? The ICN now offers personal coaching sessions that include myself, Julie Beyer RD on the diet and Dr. Heather Howard on Sexuality. http://www.icnsales.com/icn-personal-coaching/

Looking for books, magazines & reports on IC? Please visit the ICN Shop at: http://www.icnsales.com: Your ICN subscription & purchases in our shop support these message boards, chats and special events. BECOME AN ICN ANGEL TODAY!

Please remember that the information on the ICN is provided with the understanding that ICN, its founder, staff, volunteers, and participants are not engaged in rendering medical or professional medical services. We cannot and do not give medical advice. Only your personal physician can do this for you.
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