It is great to see you doing so well.
Your case continues to inspire.
I am doing well.
willy
This is wonderful news, thank you so much for sharing
Dee
This is wonderful news !!! we always speculated it could be reversed!
Thank you for checking in and giving members some hope after SVR !!
Lots of Hugs
Elaine
veggies, fruits. get rid of all pink/red meat protein...
eat white protein (fish, chicken) just twice a week...
if you have to have every day split up the portions.
No drinking, smoking, caffeine.
Limit sugars, sodium, fats but still have them.
Increase other forms of protein like beans, green veggies.
Drink plenty of water. Add watermelon to your diet.
Eat more smaller meals each day...instead of of 3 big meals.
Think about eating heaviest meal earlier in day.
Always eat a breakfast even if it's just a yogurt.
If you constantly eating small bites all day you'll be less likely to overeat. Start and end your day with a piece of or a half a piece of fruit.
Change you eating hours to a consistent period of time.
Try not to eat after 8 p.m.
Drinking water before a meal and continually throughout the day will help control your hunger. Tea, coffee, crystal light are okay.
If it states "fat free" throw it in the trash. It is full of sugars.
Start experimenting with spices.
Start roasting vegetables, it brings out sweetness,
These are a few of the things I to do....I also got a juicer and drink a a.m. fruit/veggie juice....eat a regular lunch...hooked on egg salad or tuna salad right...miracle whip is better than mayo...just fill it but with celery, onions, grapes, pickles...try to do a fruit/veggie juice for dinner and have been very keen on eating melons for snacks. Watermelon is actually good for you...more so for men than women. Add it to your diet while it is around.
I use lemons on almost everything....make my own salad dressing.....think I spend as much time on food network. com as I do here. Hardly ever eat out anymore...
Good luck to you...am a true believer that a change in eating habits can make major differences in your body. Keep us posted on your pursuit.
Yes, thanks for posting. People ask often about the ability of the liver to improve after SVR. You're proving that, yes indeed it can and does.
Hugs from afar,
OH
Glad you posted. It is great to see that people's livers are improving post treatment.
Best of luck on your goal!
Sounds good. Keep up the good work!
Setting a worthy goal is something to work towards. The liver is a precious organ. It is nice to keep your own if you can and to be as healthy as possible for as long as possible.
Good luck on healing to Stage 2!
From the ‘Things I learned from having cancer’ file
Death is way too complicated – I think I’ll skip it.
Hector