Thank you. There is so much information that I think a patient needs provided that sometimes slips through the cracks. The nurses in the doctors offices don't have time (they should though) to answer all questions or even offer emotional support. I am hoping to fill that gap somehow.
Well thank God for this forum. I've been around for about 8 months now and if I hadn't read all of these posts about sx I would have no clue. So I am getting ready to start tx and my bathroom cabinets are full of stuff just in case. I don't want to be caught in the act without the appropriate rescue drug. Maybe it would be a good idea for these pharmacies to take a survey on side effects in which would help the RN's just doing their job...showing us how to give ourselves shots. It's not the RN's fault, it's the drug maker and the pharmacies. I am sure when the Hep C numbers balloon through the roof things will change. Time is change and I am sorry for your experiences.
Have a great day!
Jules
CompreCare Pharmacy. We are a small privately owned pharmacy trying to compete in the world of HUGE pharmacies.
What pharmacy are you coneected with ??
Will
Yes it is a service provided by the pharmacy.
It's nurses like her that P*ss me off!! Actually the reason I am so supportive is the nurse in the doctor's office is a horrible person and treats all hep C patients in a way that no one deserves to be treated. Come to think of it she is rude and mean to everyone.