Volunteers

Mags Barr

Precious Memories Facebook Moderator

Mags has had ICP in all four of her pregnancies; her third precious daughter was stillborn. Mags has also gone on to have a successful pregnancy after loss and knows how hard the journey is.

Jenny Hastings

Fundraising

In December 2012 I was diagnosed with ICP at 34 weeks. It was my first pregnancy, and to say I was worried was an understatement. I had never heard of ICP and the hospital seemed to know very little. I went home on the Friday night with so many questions. I came across ICP Support and phoned them. The advice, support and help I received was invaluable, reassuring and so friendly. I was induced at 38 weeks and delivered a healthy baby boy. I would have been lost without the support of the group and their research. Volunteering for the group is a small way of me saying thank you.

Ian Kingston

Webmaster

Ian has been responsible for the ICP Support website since 2009, taking it through three redesigns. In his day job he is a freelance editor and typesetter.

Kim Rounsefell

Facebook Group Moderator

Kim is mother to two little itches. Both pregnancies were textbook perfect until the sudden and severe onset of ICP, both resulting in pre-term deliveries. What surprised Kim the most in her second pregnancy was the emotional impact of waiting to see if ICP would develop again, despite knowing all of the research provided by ICP Support. Kim is happy to be able to provide support to others passing through their ICP journey.

Sarah Smaile

Facebook Group Moderator

Sarah is based in Melbourne, Australia. She has two little itches, born in 2021 and 2023. She had gestational diabetes and moderate ICP in her first pregnancy and preeclampsia and severe ICP in her second. ICP Support got her through her 2:00 a.m. itch, so now she wants to give back to a group that helped her so much and also let other Aussies know that they aren’t alone.