Author, Speaker, Pain Advocate
Barby Ingle is a chronic pain educator, patient advocate as well as a motivational speaker and best selling author on pain topics. She has been a pain patient since developing endometriosis in 1997, and reflex sympathetic dystrophy in 2002. She began mentoring other patients in 2006.
Barby Ingle is President of International Pain Foundation (iPain), Amazon best selling author, and Reality TV Personality sharing her powerful story about life-changing events that forced reflection and sprouts her journey from Wheels to Heals. Visit www.barbyingle.com to see what Barby is doing now.
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- Fresh StartMy brother-in-law is from Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. Other family members… The post Fresh Start appeared first on Barby Ingle.
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- Medicare Basics for Baby Boomers Medicare Basics for Baby Boomers Dear Toni, I am a confused Baby Boomer who needs to make my Medicare decision in November when I turn 65. I do not know where to start or what to do. Can you please help simplify this ordeal? Thanks Stephanie Hi Stephanie: Don’t feel alone, because there […]
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- What Life Insurance Plans Are Offered after 65?What Life Insurance Plans Are Offered after 65? Hi Toni: You recently wrote an article explaining the hospice issues that you were experiencing regarding your mother. Please let your Toni Says Medicare column readers know other ways hospice comforts the caregiver when a loved one passes. My mother’s hospice case manager and social worker […]