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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / December 2006OT, sort of
If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ Hey Waterspider Great site! i used to photograph alot some years ago and i have just recently taken it up again, takes my mind of things. Inspireing........ Thanks /H //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Waterspider skrev: > If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... > http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ >If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... >http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ I hope the picture of the girl on the front page has caused tricks to the eye. The photo makes her look HepC yellow. >>If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... >>http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ > > I hope the picture of the girl on the front page has caused tricks to > the eye. The photo makes her look HepC yellow. I'm the girl, but you wouldn't recognize me today... have a look at the Fambly Album! Now I'm SVR, fat and happy, and, yes, there is life after tx! >>>If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... >>>http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >I'm the girl, but you wouldn't recognize me today... have a look at the >Fambly Album! Now I'm SVR, fat and happy, and, yes, there is life after tx! That yellow look, then, is just the way the photo was taken. Right? It is good to hear you have SVR, but if your liver was compromised enough to give you the yellow tint that shows in the photo then you would still be in bad shape Right? You see a lot of yellow people at Emory. Most of the time when you get yellow, treatment is no longer an option. Glad to hear you are well. >>>>If anyone's into photography, you might want to play here... >>>>http://www.flickr.com/groups/hepdance/ [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > That yellow look, then, is just the way the photo was taken. Right? The yellow cast was applied with PhotoShop... seemed to suit the subject. > It is good to hear you have SVR, but if your liver was compromised > enough to give you the yellow tint that shows in the photo then you > would still be in bad shape Right? Treatment, in most cases, allows the liver to repair varying degrees of damage caused by HCV. Before tx, I had bridging fibrosis/cirrhosis, but I haven't had a second biopsy to see how much, if any, the situation improved. However, I was highly symptomatic before treatment (had been for nearly 20 years) but now I have few, if any, symptoms of liver disease. My only complaint is aching joints in the morning, but this may only be mild arthritis and, because it's more of an annoyance than a problem, I've not seen a doctor about it. > You see a lot of yellow people at Emory. Most of the time when you > get yellow, treatment is no longer an option. I never did go yellow, one reason that doctors didn't think to look for hepatitis. It seems that there's not much rhyme nor reason to who shows jaundice with hep c, although it's true that end-stage liver disease will always cause jaundice. Waterspider |
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