"However, many people are afraid to bring up the topic with their doctor. "Patients have a tremendous reluctance to speak about this problem," says Dr. Victor Nitti, urologist at NYU Medical Center and vice chairman of urology at the NYU School of Medicine. In fact, he says that less than half of patients with incontinence talk with their doctor about it."
I am one of them. I must admit that I want to know a little bit more about it before I go to the doctor. Shame is one of the deeper feeling I have.
And I tried to find information on the internet about it. Well, lots of "doctor-talk" but little of the people who have the incontinence stand up. And these are the ones I want too hear from.
So I desided to take action:
“Your Advice On Adult Incontinence WANTED!”
Dear fellow surfer,
I know you're time is valuable. So I'll be to the point.
I need your advice. I'm putting the finishing touches on a new e-book that's all about adult incontinence and I want to make sure I don't leave anything out.
So, will you let me know your biggest question about adult incontinence? It can be anything, even if you think it's silly. All you have to do is type in you're question below and click submit.
In exchange for your advice, I will give you a free copy of the book. It should be a few weeks.
Please send your question to:
info@aatje.com
see je,
AatjeManon
