Hepatico blog

I can relate to some of that,  My oldest son ran away from his wife leaving her with a 2 year old and one still in the oven, due in Nov.  Her is a good one now. (He ran away to work in as carnie,  he is back to doing drugs (Crank)  and guess where his wife and kids are,  with us!  My youngest is working with good hours and his wife just got a job at the same place, between the 2 of them they make more than 2400.00 a month, and come to us whining about money.  They waited till the last minute to find someone to watch there kids, and wanted us to provide the food because they can’t afford it.  We only make 958.00 a month and our house payments are 1005.00 a month.  I turned them down, for one my wife has her hands full just taking care of me, I can hardly walk and in end stage HCV.  So I can relate to a lot of what you are having to put up with.

Dear Everybody,
I felt good all day today and I only felt the tiniest amount of achiness.
It has been 28 days now and I went through a time where I didn’t feel well.
Now that seems to be turning around. I am grateful for the Hepatico and I
am glad to be one of this group. I tried to get in touch with Greg
Shafransky the VP of Alta Natural just a few minutes ago but he had already
gone home. I am going to try tomorrow morning. Is there anybody in this
group who has decided not to take Interferon who has been on it without side
effects in the past. I made a voluntary decision to not take Infergen and
to take Hepatico instead. I had taken Interferon years ago with no success
but except for some chills in the beginning I did not have any side effects.
There was a fear I had however of having to inject myself and of the first
few nights of chills. It was however with no fear or trepidation that I
decided to take Hepatico. I was just wondering if anyone else had the same
experience.
Greg K