Guest guest Posted January 17, 2002 Report Share Posted January 17, 2002 Hi, I know just what you mean about falling apart from reading your biopsy. I would just like to give you a reason to remain positive even with a grim report. My first biopsy was done 12/98, (I still can't figure out how bad it was but it has a happy ending) Liver tissue with distorted architecture due to septal and portal fibrosis with nodular formation (stage 4) CChromic hepatitis with moderate activity (grade 3) and bridging necrosis and fibrosis with early cirrhosis changes (stage 3-4). Ugly huh. (now here is the good part) Second biopsy 1/01 Liver without significant portal and lobular inflamation and no fibrosis. Bottom line is try as hard as you can to stay positive this does not have to be a death sentance. Remission happens. I truly believe in the power of positive thinking. Tell you girls many people get better and you have EVERY intention of being one of them. Just wanted to give you something to shoot for. Joan Claffey NJ __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 22, 2002 Report Share Posted January 22, 2002 Dear Joan, My mouth is feeling a little better. The pins & needles feeling is gone but the gums and teeth still ache. The dr. recommended that I drink buttermilk and eat yogurt and this would help also. I am trying it, I love buttermilk. The Mycelex lozenges aren't bad, almost tasteless. Curious tho, I looked it up and the recommended dose for people with autoimmunes diseases is 5 lozenges a day and my doctor only prescribed enough for 4 a day. Thanks for asking, I hope all is well with you. Joanna > Hi, > Been busy, sorry I haven't gotten back to you. How is > your mouth feeling? My kids have had thrush, it's > very uncomfortable. > I hope you're feeling better. > Joan Claffey > NJ > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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