Ginger S

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In order to change your account, try clicking on MY ACCOUNT. On my Yahoo page

it's under my name. I hope that works.

For me, the hepatoligist told me that if I quit drinking that it might slow or

stop the cirrhosis. It is a progressive disease,

and from all that I've read, is usually very slow. I know that some people on

here may have had someone just suddenly die

from accute liver failure, but my doctor tells me that that is not how it

usually happens. I can only hope that he is right. Time will

tell. My meld score went down one point last blood test. I know it can fluctuate

but any improvement is a welcome sign. You will

have a much better idea of how sick your sister is when you find out her meld

score.

http://www.mayoclinic.org/meld/mayomodel6.html I wish her and you the best. I'll

keep you both in my prayers. It is very disturbing to me that the UC video

MaC posted the other day has a part where the speaker says that the medical

community is

evenly split whether tylenol is even safe. My transplant center says it is, even

if you have cirrhosis. I don't know who to believe.

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Bob,

GOOD FOR YOU FOR QUITING, YOU GO BOB !!!

I ve been sober almost 20yrs now. ( I tell people I went sober so they can

give me GOOD legal drugs LOL) I wanted you to know that it get easier as time

goes by. I can have liquer in my house, no desire at all. It stops bothering you

after a while & you dont even think about it. You ll find you have a better,

happier life too.

So, CONGRATS to you & keep it up !! I m happy for you.

warm hugs,

Bob Aragon wrote:

In order to change your account, try clicking on MY ACCOUNT. On my

Yahoo page it's under my name. I hope that works.

For me, the hepatoligist told me that if I quit drinking that it might slow or

stop the cirrhosis. It is a progressive disease,

and from all that I've read, is usually very slow. I know that some people on

here may have had someone just suddenly die

from accute liver failure, but my doctor tells me that that is not how it

usually happens. I can only hope that he is right. Time will

tell. My meld score went down one point last blood test. I know it can fluctuate

but any improvement is a welcome sign. You will

have a much better idea of how sick your sister is when you find out her meld

score.

http://www.mayoclinic.org/meld/mayomodel6.html I wish her and you the best. I'll

keep you both in my prayers. It is very disturbing to me that the UC video

MaC posted the other day has a part where the speaker says that the medical

community is

evenly split whether tylenol is even safe. My transplant center says it is, even

if you have cirrhosis. I don't know who to believe.

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