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ICP Care

501(c)(3) nonprofit to provide patient support, education, raise awareness, and support research.

Dedicated to supporting pregnant women with the rare liver disease Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy to have healthy happy babies. ICP Care 501(c)(3) charity's mission is is to provide patient support and education, raise public awareness, support the advancement of research and improve health care practices. ICP Care helps to connect, support, educate and empower those affected by ICP – Intr

ahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy. This high risk pregnancy condition with often the only symptom noticed is itching. ICP carries an increased risk of fetal distress, meconium staining, preterm labor and stillbirth. Please help us raise ICP awareness and “Follow” our page & share this page with friends, family and health care professionals. Visit the website for evidence based information on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and educational brochures for both patients and healthcare providers.

06/19/2026

We’re halfway there— and every step has mattered.

The 10th Annual ICP Care Walk/Run is in full swing, and because of this community, awareness is already reaching more families, more providers, and more lives.

But we’re not done yet.

ICP is still too often missed.
Too often dismissed.
And too many families are still learning about it too late.

That’s why we keep going.

Whether you’ve walked, donated, shared, or supported in any way— thank you. You are part of this impact.

And if you haven’t joined in yet— there’s still time.

Let’s keep showing up.
Let’s keep raising awareness.
Let’s keep working toward safer pregnancies and healthier babies— together.

Get involved here: 2026-icp-walk-run.icpcare.org

Fight the itch. Save a life.
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06/18/2026

Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) isn’t always easy to recognize— but knowing the signs can make all the difference.

From symptoms like intense itching without a rash, to the testing needed for diagnosis, to the risks involved— understanding ICP is the first step toward protecting both mom and baby.

This ICP Awareness Month, we’re sharing the information every pregnant person deserves to know.

Because early recognition, proper testing, and timely care can save lives.

💛 Don’t ignore the itch. Learn the signs. Share to raise awareness.
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06/17/2026

Did you know that we have many Spanish language resources available on our Español website? https://icpcare.org/es/

We are pleased to provide both a patient brochure as well as a brochure for health professionals. https://icpcare.org/es/recursos/folletos-educativos/

We also have a Spanish support group! https:// https://www.facebook.com/groups/ICPCarespanish

& a Spanish post-partum support group!: https:// ICP Care después del embarazo / posnatal
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¿Sabía que tenemos muchos recursos disponibles en nuestro sitio web en Español https://icpcare.org/es/

Nos complace proporcionar ambos un folleto para el paciente como también un folleto para profesionales de salud. https://icpcare.org/es/recursos/folletos-educativos/

También tenemos nuestro grupo de Facebook de ICP Care Español! https://www.facebook.com/groups/ICPCarespanish
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06/16/2026

We are not talking about ICP enough. When Morgan developed ICP, she later learned that both her mother and sister had experienced it too. Her story is a powerful reminder that **ICP can run in families**.

Research shows that genetics play an important role in ICP, and having a close family member with ICP may increase your risk. That's why knowing your family history—and talking openly about pregnancy complications—matters.

Let's start more conversations, raise awareness, and help more families recognize the signs of ICP.

Learn more about the causes of ICP: https://icpcare.org/intrahepatic-cholestasis-pregnancy/causes

06/15/2026

Itching in pregnancy should never be ignored.

During ICP Awareness Month, help us raise awareness about Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) by sharing our educational infographic.

Share this post or download our infographic to help educate your community and spread awareness about this serious pregnancy liver disorder.

https://icpcare.org/resources/educational-brochures/

06/12/2026

Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) Awareness Month isn’t just about sharing— it’s about understanding.

Because for many families, the only sign of ICP is itching.

And for too many, the risks aren’t talked about until it’s too late.

This is why awareness matters—
knowing the symptoms, recognizing the risks, and advocating for testing can save a baby’s life.

Swipe through to learn:
• what ICP can feel like
• the risks to your baby
• how it’s diagnosed
• why early action matters

The more we talk about ICP, the more lives we protect.

Don’t ignore the itch— ask for testing.

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06/11/2026

The most common symptom of Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) is itching.

What many people may not realize is that the itch can look different for everyone—it may affect the hands and feet, occur all over the body, be mild or intense, and may be the only warning sign.

Don't ignore the itch. Early recognition and diagnosis are critical.

Learn more about ICP symptoms: https://icpcare.org/intrahepatic-cholestasis-pregnancy/symptoms

06/10/2026

On this ICP Awareness Day, we remember the babies whose lives were lost to Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP). 🤍

Each name is a precious baby deeply loved, a family forever changed, and a story that deserves to be remembered.

Founder Donna Benavides lost her son, Jorden, to ICP on June 10, 2003. In his memory, she founded ICP Care to raise awareness, support families, and help prevent stillbirths caused by this serious liver disease of pregnancy. His legacy continues to guide and inspire our work every day.

Today, we honor Jorden and every baby lost to ICP. We stand beside the parents, siblings, grandparents, and loved ones who carry these babies in their hearts each day.

May we continue to raise awareness, improve education, and advocate for better care so that fewer families experience this devastating loss.

Fight the itch. Save a life.
Don’t ignore the itch. Stillbirth is a risk.

Learn more: icpcare.org
Support the mission: icpcare.org/get-involved/donate/
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06/09/2026

Moderate to severe itching during pregnancy is not normal and should never be ignored. It can be a symptom of ICP, a serious liver disorder of pregnancy that increases the risk of stillbirth and other complications.

June is Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) Awareness Month, and ICP Care is proud to educate, support, and advocate for families affected by ICP around the world.

Awareness saves lives. By learning the signs, sharing accurate information, and advocating for timely testing and care, we can help protect more pregnancies and babies.

Want to get involved this Awareness Month and beyond?

✨ Explore our ICP Awareness Toolkit and help spread awareness in your community
✨ Register for our Annual Virtual Walk/Run
✨ Volunteer with ICP Care
✨ Share your ICP journey to help educate and support others

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Learn more at icpcare.org

06/08/2026

Behind every statistic is a real family.
A real pregnancy.
A real baby.

These are just a few voices from the ICP Care community— stories of concern, advocacy, connection, and ultimately, hope.

Because of this community, families aren’t left navigating ICP alone.

Because of your support, education is shared, diagnoses happen sooner, and lives are changed.

This is what your donations make possible.
This is what our Walk/Run supports.

When you give, when you show up, when you share— you are part of every story that ends differently.

Join us this June as we raise awareness, advance research, and support families facing ICP.

Support our Walk/Run: 2026-icp-walk-run.icpcare.org
Donate directly: icpcare.org/get-involved/donate/
Learn how to get more involved this month: icpcare.org/get-involved/icp-awareness-toolkit/
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