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    ICN Member Katrina's Avatar
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    For being able to give of myself

    I am thankful for ICN and the opportunity to help people here. I have been very touched by the thanks that I get and feel so warm and happy when people tell me that I have helped them and made a difference. It means that my life has meaning...even now while sick and not working and often suffering...I have a job here on Earth...a mission from God....and I pray I do it well.

    Thank you all.
    Faith, Hope, and Love,
    Katrina


    I believe God is using me. He uses me for God. Things I gain from all my suffering are meant to help others. I hope I can help you too. Email me or start a chat if you like my help or anything. I CARE!Illnesses: IC,IBS, IBD, GERD, PFD, Epilepsy, Endo, Allergies, RLM,Rapid heart beat, low blood pressure,Gastritis,Gall stones,Tendonitis,migraines, Shingles, Prolapsed pouch,ext. fatigue (current problem) I have seen periods of remission and I have seen them end and return. At this time remission is over and working on getting it back! My hope story http://www.ic-network.com/patientstories/katrina.html
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    Be the Miracle! & Pay it Forward!

    carmelann@charter.net please contact me...I am here to help!http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ICinWI/ if your from WI please contact me!

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    ICN Member MakinIT's Avatar
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    There's always healing in helping others. Iknow I feel better, mentally, when Ican offer some advice to someone just starting down this road...just as I know I can get help from folks who have walked before me. That's what makes this board so helpful and wonderful. I think I would still be wandering, lost, or have done myself in if it weren't for this site.

    Thanks to all the moderators and administrators who have done such a marvelous job.

    Tracey :thumbsup:
    I.C. DX'd following my "second hysterectomy" (the remaining ovary, that kept bursting and bleeding 2 years after my hyster/right oompherectomy, was removed in 2003.)I am currently a special ed. teacher on disability since 2003. I think I am going to need to look for a new line of work. Idea?

    Medications I CURRENTLY take:
    270 mgs MS contin ER daily(120 AM, 150 pm)
    200mgs topamax
    300 mgs Well butrin
    pyridium
    20 mg Diazapam
    .5 mg Estrace
    Imitrix IM for migraines (shots)
    Imitrix nose sprays for less awful migraines
    150 mg day Zantac
    5 mg PRN Oxycodone


    If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.
    Albert Einstein

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    ICN Member Dixiefireball's Avatar
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    Yes Katrina i will have to agree with you here it makes me feel better also.
    Medicine taken daily or as needed:
    1. Heaprin and Marcaine rescue installment 1 to 3x daily as needed.
    2. MS.Cotin 100mg 3x daily
    3. MSIR 30mg 1 or 2 every 4-6hrs as needed for breakthrew pain.
    4. Fentanyl 100 mg Change every 48hrs.
    5. Gentamicin 80mg install after each rescue treatment
    5 Leviquin 500mg self start as needed.
    6. Klonopin 1 or 2 daily as needed.
    7. Prosed/DS as 1 every 6hrs as needed.





    I have IC, but IC doesn't have me anymore!

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    ICN Member MakinIT's Avatar
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    Dixie

    And Dixie....I think you've helped me the most as I've wandered this road. Thanks for all you've done for me, and for others as well...I appreciate everyone but you've been especially responsive and, I notice, are there to encourage many people....I think you've got a bigger "calling" in helping those who need it....

    Again...thanks for everything!!!
    I.C. DX'd following my "second hysterectomy" (the remaining ovary, that kept bursting and bleeding 2 years after my hyster/right oompherectomy, was removed in 2003.)I am currently a special ed. teacher on disability since 2003. I think I am going to need to look for a new line of work. Idea?

    Medications I CURRENTLY take:
    270 mgs MS contin ER daily(120 AM, 150 pm)
    200mgs topamax
    300 mgs Well butrin
    pyridium
    20 mg Diazapam
    .5 mg Estrace
    Imitrix IM for migraines (shots)
    Imitrix nose sprays for less awful migraines
    150 mg day Zantac
    5 mg PRN Oxycodone


    If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.
    Albert Einstein

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    ICN Member Iris's Avatar
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    I agree with all you gals posts, I know it makes me feel better when I can help, in any way that I can, I know how much help the network and the gals have been, wish I could give all the gals huge bouquets for their kindness and support, by just posting uplifting messages, and support whenever needed. God bless them all, hugs and love to each and every one, Iris.
    Today and every day you are loved, so don't be anxious about tomorrow, God will take care of you tomorrow; Live one day at a time.

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    I'm thankful!

    Yep, ICN rocks! So do the ICA and the Endometriosis Association. I think sometimes God allows us to go through suffering so we can help others when they go through the same thing.

    I'm thankful for the vehicle that allows us to support and encourage each other: the Internet. I'm thankful there are so many ICers with kind hearts. I'm thankful for all the researchers working hard to make our lives easier. I'm thankful for my doctor, who believes in the disease and doesn't tell me that it's in my head or that I just have to "live with it." I'm thankful for my husband, who despite being very healthy, is understanding. I'm thankful for medications that ease my symptoms. I'm thankful for remissions. I could go on and on...but most of all, I'm thankful to God, who made all of you (and me) special, unique, beautiful creations.
    Keep fighting the fight!

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