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Be In Charge Patient Testimonials

Hepatitis C treatment has many faces. With over 35,000 cases diagnosed every year in the U.S., it is important that those of us stricken with hepatitis C take advantage of whatever resources are available to treat the disease. The Be In Charge® Program, a service of Schering Corporation, exists to help ensure that all eligible hepatitis C patients get the best possible information and support they can to overcome the disease.

Read here what some recent Be In Charge participants have to say about the program:

"If I needed to call them at any time, I could. And I did. I called on several occasions. I really felt comfortable when dealing with Be In Charge. My contact was a nurse, and when I talked to her, I felt like that was the most important phone call she was going to take that day."

— Johnnie, NC

"I was able to tell them about some personal things that I might not . . . wasn't able to talk to my family about. Or my friends. Talk to the Be In Charge people. . . they want you to call them, you know, because they want you to get better."

Hepatitis C treatment has many faces. With over 35,000 cases diagnosed every year in the U.S., it is important that those of us stricken with hepatitis C take advantage of whatever resources are available to treat the disease. The Be In Charge® Program, a service of Schering Corporation, exists to help ensure that all eligible hepatitis C patients get the best possible information and support they can to overcome the disease.

Read here what some recent Be In Charge participants have to say about the program:

"If I needed to call them at any time, I could. And I did. I called on several occasions. I really felt comfortable when dealing with Be In Charge. My contact was a nurse, and when I talked to her, I felt like that was the most important phone call she was going to take that day."

— Johnnie, NC

"I was able to tell them about some personal things that I might not . . . wasn't able to talk to my family about. Or my friends. Talk to the Be In Charge people. . . they want you to call them, you know, because they want you to get better."

— Rico, Washington, DC

"If I were to meet somebody now that had been diagnosed with hepatitis C, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Be In Charge program to them. It meant a lot to me to know that there was somebody on the other end of a phone that I could get to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."

— Johnnie, NC

In addition to these written testimonials, view this video footage of actual Be In Charge members discussing the value the program brought to their treatment and their lives.

Your knowledge of how others have dealt with hepatitis C and its treatment may lead to additional questions. Don't hesitate to click on this site's Frequently Asked Questions to find out more.

You can turn to Be In Charge for a vast amount of additional information and support as you manage your hepatitis C treatment. Sign up now for this tremendous support tool.

 
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