"Yes. Although the scarring from cirrhosis is permanent, it is possible for liver function levels to return to within normal range."
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About Me: Female, 49, Portland, OR, member since Jan 2009
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Sep 10, 2011
"Congratulations! You are awesome for doing this. I've been reading your thread from the beginning and I'm so happy you've hung in there! GREAT JOB!!!
Nicole
(Also a mom and sober since December 2007)"
Mar 25, 2011
"It depends entirely on whether or not he continues to drink. If he does stop drinking completely and forever, there's a chance his liver could recover or he could get a transplant. If he keeps drinking, it's pretty much downhill from her..."
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05/10
Just a quick note to say hi!Just a quick note to say hi! come over to my new profile and stay my friend it is lovelyladyone
07/09
Just a quick note to say hi!
What diet restrictions do you follow if you don't mine sharing
06/09
Jeez....4 years...I think I may have done all the liver damage when I started to drink 6 16 oz beers a day (like drinking 8 beers) EVERY DAY since my brother died on July 22, 2008......My liver, compared to yours, is minimally affected....my BRAIN, however, is another story. I have a very sad, sinking feeling I "killed" my brain with this drinking of mine, (I suffer daily seizures since March). And I STILL friggin wish I could have a Fat Tire on a hot summery day....f*ed up thinking, for sure!
peace!
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