The liver is our powerhouse engine that performs many functions to keep our bodies healthy. If you have been diagnosed with hepatitis C or liver disease, there are proactive ways you can take care of your liver to help it function better.   Hepatitis C is an infection of the liver caused by the hepatitis C virus. It is transmitted (in many ways) by contact with hepatitis C infected blood. Hepatitis C can be active in the blood, and cause liver damage without the person having any symptoms.   It is important to note that no amount of self-care or supplements will cure hepatitis C. Th ..read more

  Fear, worry, and doubt seem to be the common emotions we experience throughout Hepatitis C and liver disease, but there is hope. Finding peace through Hepatitis C and liver disease is real and can be achieved.   Where do we turn for hope and peace? As patients we certainly need to be proactive with; gaining education and information about Hep C and our liver condition, be under a liver specialist care, seeking treatment, taking good care of ourselves with making healthy choices.   All of these steps can be lifesaving for sure, but these help our physical body. God created us ..read more

Hello, My Friend, Today on Life Beyond Hep C we're talking about How to Deal with Worry with Hepatitis C and Liver Disease.    When you’ve been diagnosed with Hepatitis C or another liver condition it’s hard not to worry. Our thoughts naturally drift to thousands of questions and what if’s. Can you relate?   Come check out today's article and find out how you can defeat worry and fear less with Hep C and Liver Disease.   Click the read full article blue box for the entire scoop. Let us know you're thoughts. We'd love to hear from you today.   Read Full Article   ..read more

Hello, My Friend, Today on Life Beyond Hep C we're talking about the importance of Why Follow Up is Needed after being Cured of Hepatitis C.   Follow up physician visits and tests after being cured from Hepatitis C treatment can be life saving. Risk factors can still remain even after Hepatitis C is cured. Learn what risk factors you have and discuss a proactive follow-up plan with your liver specialist.   Click the read full article blue box for the entire scoop and let us know you're thoughts. We'd love to hear from you today.   Read Full Article   Here's some additiona ..read more

Hello, My Friend, Life's challenges and changes are always with us. Walking through any chronic illness we learn many lessons. I learned how walking through Hep C brought hope and help in places I never expected.   Of all the phases of Hepatitis C, for me, the first phase, receiving the diagnosis was the hardest.  I remember the shock and the feeling of “this can’t be happening to me,” roller coaster emotions.  I felt like I stood at the opening of a very dark place. There was no going back. I had no choice. I had to go through it.  Can you relate to being diagnosed ..read more

Hepatitis C and Exercise, What are the recommendations?  Dr. Joseph Galati M.D. a Hepatologist from Houston, Texas shares valuable information on how we can improve our health and take care of our liver through proper exercise. See this informative video today! Find out how exercise can help your Hep C: Exercise and Hep C. Click the read full article blue box for the entire scoop and share your comments. You're thoughts are important to us!   Read Full Article   Here's some additional articles you don't want to miss: *It’s important to eat and drink the right fuel in order to o ..read more

Hello, My Friend, Today on Life Beyond Hep C we're talking about 3 Common Questions about Hep C Recurrence and Steps to Avoid Hep C Reinfection.    A concern most Hep C patients have after Hep C treatment is the possibility of Hep C recurring, be it on its own or the danger of reinfection.   Come check out this important information and let us know you're thoughts and if you have any questions. It could have a life. Be proactive and safe.   Click the read full article blue box for the entire scoop and share your comments. Your thoughts are important to us!   Rea ..read more

No matter where you’re at dealing with hepatitis C, liver disease, or COVID-19.  The challenges of life are real. Finding calm and peace in crisis is real also.   If you want to find calmness and peace in the midst of crisis, you have to seek the source of peace, God Almighty. In Him, we can have calmness and peace that exceeds any crisis.   Peace with God=Peace in God In order to receive God’s peace, we need to have peace with him, this is done by faith in His one and only son, Jesus Christ. As Christians, we have direct access to the author and perfecter of faith and peace. S ..read more

Hello, My Friend, Today on Life Beyond Hep C we're discussing a very important topic, The Stigma from Hepatitis C; The Danger of Labels.    Hepatitis patients have many obstacles to fight and deal with, one of the first and biggest is stigma, the danger of labels. I hope you'll join us today as we discuss the devastating effects of stigma from Hepatitis C and what really matters.   Can you relate to dealing with the stigma from Hep C? We’d love to hear from you. Your thoughts matter!   Click the read full article blue box for the entire scoop and share your comments with ..read more

The love and companionship of pets offer many benefits to those with hepatitis C and liver disease. Along with pets, animals are used in a variety of services to patients.   Service of Pets Animals offer great benefits in a variety of ways in all forms of service to those dealing with different medical conditions. Different states have various qualifications for a person and animal to qualify for service. Service Animals Therapy Animals Emotional Support Animals   The American Disability Act states a service animal defined by Title II and Title III is any dog that is individually ..read more