Remission with PSC and cirrhosis?

[Guest guest]

Dear Barb,Thanks for your response. It is very assuring to me. I just feel better every week. I'm ready to start exercising again now, too. I will enjoy my Christmas vacation now! And when I go in for my next appt. this month with my hepatologist, I'll be able to tell her more and ask more specific questions.

Dana

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Barb,

>

> Thanks for your response. It is very assuring to me. I just feel

better

> every week. I'm ready to start exercising again now, too. I will

enjoy my

> Christmas vacation now! And when I go in for my next appt. this

month with

> my hepatologist, I'll be able to tell her more and ask more specific

> questions.

>

> Dana

>

I also would agree with Barb. I was diagnosed with PSC in 2003 and

after 4 ERCP's my numbers when down and only the ALK remaining above

normal. I was symptom free for 4 years but I knew the PSC was still

there - but life was good. This past May my numbers started climbing

and after repeated tests I am moving to the next stage of life with

PSC and am being to be evaluated at the University of Minnesota's

Liver Transplant Center. I believe it may be a few years before a TX

and plan to live as normal as possible. I thank god every day for

the 4 years of normal life. Remission is possible but the disease is

always there.

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Barb,

>

> Thanks for your response. It is very assuring to me. I just feel

better

> every week. I'm ready to start exercising again now, too. I will

enjoy my

> Christmas vacation now! And when I go in for my next appt. this

month with

> my hepatologist, I'll be able to tell her more and ask more specific

> questions.

>

> Dana

>

I also would agree with Barb. I was diagnosed with PSC in 2003 and

after 4 ERCP's my numbers when down and only the ALK remaining above

normal. I was symptom free for 4 years but I knew the PSC was still

there - but life was good. This past May my numbers started climbing

and after repeated tests I am moving to the next stage of life with

PSC and am being to be evaluated at the University of Minnesota's

Liver Transplant Center. I believe it may be a few years before a TX

and plan to live as normal as possible. I thank god every day for

the 4 years of normal life. Remission is possible but the disease is

always there.