Ann,
I'm guessing it is the packs that are given out to patients when they
start some meds, like enbrel. I know when I started enbrel, I was given
a pack by my RD's office that had info on enbrel, a pen, a bottle cap
opener, etc. and then there was a form you could fill out and mail in to
get some free goodies as well.
With the IgG infusions I do for my immune deficiency, they also gave me
a box that has a pen, a journal to record my infusion dates, lot numbers
of the IgG, a column for side effects, etc. It also had a dvd in it,
information on who to contact if you couldn't afford your meds at any
time, etc.
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Donna
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1.) ANGELS EXIST, but some times, since they don't all have wings, we
call them FRIENDS......
2.) May God's richest blessings be
upon you both today and
throughout the year.
May His blessings flow through
you to touch the lives of
everyone you meet.
> What on earth is an "arthritis kit"? The only thing I can think
> of is
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> the patient.
> Ann
The article said it included wrist and knee braces. That sort of
thing. For those that actually received anything at all.
Jo