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Re: Methadone Pregnancy InfoFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Thu Nov 29 21:20:38 2007
Appreciate your response. Hank sharon@methadonesupport.org wrote: Hank, Thanks for the welcome- this is my area of expertise and I am happy to help, educate and enlighten anyone who is managing an expectant woman with the disease of opioid dependence on methadone maintenance treatment or being treated with methadone for chronic pain. Thanks! Sharon Sharon Dembinski,MS,RNP,CMA Nurse Practitioner Certified Methadone Advocate Methadone Support Org Advisory Board Discovery House: The Center for Recovery and Hope Kent Hospital Mothers On Methadone (MOM) Program 508 864-0311 http://www.methadonesupport.org/Pregnancy.html
> -------- Original Message -------- Welcome to the list....sadly, if RI is similar to SE, and I suspect its the same all over, you'll have a lot of patients with potential need for the MOM program. Your input and views should be most helpful for all listers. Hank sharon@methadonesupport.org wrote: Hello! I am new to the list. Let me tell you a bit about myself....I am a nurse practitioner who recently left the NICU after 20yrs. I am now practicing full time in addiction medicine- specifically opioid dependence and methadone maintenance therapy (MMT). I developed and coordinate a unique program at Kent Hospital in Warwick, RI called the Mothers On Methadone (MOM) Program- a support and education program for expectant women on MMT for the treatment of their opioid dependence. Thank you, Sharon Sharon Dembinski,MS,RNP,CMA Nurse Practitioner Certified Methadone Advocate Methadone Support Org Advisory Board Discovery House: The Center for Recovery and Hope Kent Hospital Mothers On Methadone (MOM) Program 508 864-0311 http://www.methadonesupport.org/Pregnancy.html
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