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Female, 59, gallatin - TN, member since Feb 2008
I am a 58 year old former executive now on disability due to Hep c complications. I have been  disabled since 2002 when I undertook a year of "chemo" and it damn near killed me.  I was on the interferon/riboviron cocktail for one year.  I lost my hair, most of my short... [More]
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Feb 20, 2008 12:24PM - 1 comments
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I have been addicted to oxycodone since I went through chemo,  I just finished de-tox and I am in outpatient rehab for 6 to 8 weeks and with the exception of my 5 days in de-tox I haven't stopped using...so today is my first day of sobriety and it just so happens that I got my bloodwork today and my liver enzymes are all normall  I am still waiting for the results of my viral load but I am so thrilled that the drugs have not roasted my liver.  I quit drinking alcohol the day I was diagjnosed in 1999 but I started using heavy duty painkillers instead,  Really bad idea.  Now I am doing to try to learn how to live sober and it scares me to death,  At least when I use I forget about the hep c but it's always there just waiting to overwhelm me with what ifs.  How do you help the panic attacks when they just come out of the blue?  Well,  I guess that's enough garbage for one setting ,  More tomorrow,

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by MJIthewriter, Feb 21, 2008 09:20AM
That sounds really exciting. Have you tried visiting the addiction forums to find some helpful and supportive members who can give you good advise?

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