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Author: Barby Ingle

  • Tips for Pain Patients Buying a Home

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    When buying a house you dont want to create your comfort zone, you want to buy your comfort zone, when possible. Check to see if the home is chronically ill. Have a home inspection done – Look for a home that doesn’t need a lot of repair upon move-in. Just like many chronic pain diseases, homes can…

  • Mediaplanet features International Pain Foundation for pain month issue

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    We recently participated in Mediaplanet’s “Pain and Sleep Sensitivity” campaign where we united with like-minded industry leaders to educate the public on the importance of getting a good night’s sleep to mental, heart and immune system health. The campaign was distributed through USA TODAY on August 19th 2016 and is published online. For the full…

  • Cushing’s Syndrome Clinical Study

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    Recruitment for Cushing’s Syndrome Clinical Study This trial is testing the safety and effectiveness of a new investigational drug for the treatment of Cushing’s Syndrome. Under the supervision of qualified physicians, cortisol levels and symptoms of Cushing’s Syndrome will be closely followed along with any signs of side effects. Clinical trial for Cushing’s Syndrome is…

  • Body Butter Lotion Recipe

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    Are you having dry skin, irritated skin… one of our iPain Delegates swears by this family recipe her sister makes from home … here is the recipe! “The best lotion I have ever used it feels greasy but soaks in fast last 24 hrs.” -Tenah Callison Body Butter 1cup of Shea Butter 1/2 cup coconut…

  • CNN “Prescription Addiction” Town Hall reaction

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    5/13/2016 Dear Anderson Cooper & CNN Your “Prescription Addiction” Town Hall was so disappointingly one-sided. I am contacting you because as a former professor of Communication Arts, Writer and Filmmaker, I rely on CNN to be the network where “…the reporters, producers, editors and writers at CNN aim for comprehensive journalism. In their news coverage,…

  • Pediatric Asthma Study Info

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    Recruitment for Pediatric Asthma Clinical Study Asthma is a common lung condition among children. Your child may already have the symptoms of asthma like coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath. Current asthma treatments don’t work well for every child. Clinical researchers are studying research treatments that may better control asthma in children.  Pediatric Asthma Studies.…

  • Study for severe to very severe COPD patients

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    New Study for People with Severe to Very Severe COPD This research study is testing whether a new investigational drug that targets eosinophils (a type of white blood cell) could help patients with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) control symptoms and reduce exacerbations (flare-ups) that lead to hospitalizations. The new investigational drug will be compared to…

  • Share Your Story: Marge Sudbay

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    My daughter has had this horrific disease for approximately 20 yrs. She suffered for years as her work comp doctors refused to consider RSD. Consequently, no early treatment!  She has severe pain from noises. Her “pain Dr.” told her to wear ear plugs!.This idiot hasn’t read Oaklander’s study showing damaged nerve endings. He also states Ketamine…

  • Share Your Story; Jan Marie Moore

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    After 15 years of suffering (docs cut a nerve in my c-spine during neck surgery), I have been diagnosed with CRPS. My spine is on fire 247. My body has atrophied terribly. I can barely walk or use my arms. Doc put me on Nucynta and a muscle relaxer. Its only helping a little. I’m…

  • Share Your Story: Ann Lavendar

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    I was diagnosed with RSD in January of 2002.  Since that time I’ve had more than 40 procedures, ranging from stellate blocks (both through my throat and the more dangerous procedure through my back and around my lungs), RFTC’s (radio frequency thermocoagulation blocks), exploratory surgery resulting in a vein wrap around a trapped nerve which…

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