Mckenzie
Status: Hello my darling Warriors. Wishing you all a Happy New Year... may this year be yr to kill the dragon...
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- I just received a message from our darling friend Tasmoe, and she wanted me to relay a message to all of her friends here at Daily Strenght, that she can't log into DS for some reason.Hopefully it's all going to be fine by tonight.A computer glish...
- Most of you know, our very own Theresa (Tasmoe), well her Daddy is in great need of our prayers, at this time.As you know, he is very sick with liver disease, and tasmoe is caring for him since forever, and now is trying to get the proper help for...
- New HCV Treatment Recommended for Non-RespondersA new drug called Infergen is opening new doors for people infected with the Hepatitis C virus who are not responding to standard treatment. Learn why this treatment option is recommended for...
- The mini series of No Tears is over.It was soo very sad, I cried all thru the fourth episode.Even my husband who hates watching medical shows, in this case a true story on hep c, watched it and said to me, are you crying hunni? and felt sad...
- Most people don't understand hepatitis C and cannot imagine what living with a chronic illness means. With the hope that there are some who wish to understand, these are some of the things I'd like you to know about us. Please understand that being...
- The National Institutes of Health has solicited proposals involving therapy for prior nonresponders.The goal of these trials is to slow progression of liver diseae, reduce the need for liver transplantation, and reduce the risk of liver cancer.How...
- This is the best Combo Survival Guide, from A to Z design by two best friends who decided to do treatment together and make a guide out of all the side effect they experienced during their year long journey.It covers everything and more for those...
- Obviously, before you enroll in a specific study, you should take time to reviewthe patient informed consent document that you will have to sign.Be sure to ask how often you will see a doctor; doctor appointment vary at the different study sites.You...
- I've always wondered what a person who is a non-responder to treatment, does to try to keep their hep c under control.Like what do you do, to keep your numbers low.What you eat?Any natural products, and if so, did you ask your Gastro if you could...
- As anyone been following this mini series called, No Tears.It's on every thursday night.It's the true story of over 3000 women who had blood transfusion while pregnant in the 70's in Dublin, Ireland.The women were infected with the virus of hep...
- Welcome to all the new members who are starting treatment.Unfortunately I was sick for awhile and didn't get to meet some of you newcomers.Here is a Wonderful Survival Guide for those starting treatment.Save this link in your favorites, you can go...
- For some reason I cannot open your post.I have replied to a lot of post here tonight, and for some reason the second I touch yours, my whole page dissapears and I have to relog and again, and again.So here goes, CONGRATULATION my darling GF, I knew...
- Hello dear friend,I just thought I should share this positive news with you.On the 8th of January, 08., it made exactly 4 yrs that I was cleared of the hep c virus.So all of you out there doing treatment, keep your eyes on the prize.The meds do work...
- Having hepatitis C virus, as with any invisible chronic illness means that your life as you once knew it is changed. Just because you can't see those changes doesn't mean they are not there and felt by us.Most people don't understand hepatitis C and...
- This guide is outdated but does covers all of the sides you might experience during your journey.The guide is called: "The combo Survival Guide from A to Z.On the site: http://www.hepcsurvivalguide.orgI used this guide during my journey in 2003,...