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End stage cirrhosis: On the fence with transplant decision-making
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It’s going good but in December I had a hernia on my surgery incision which was bad and a 8” x 10” mesh is now my whole stomach which still hurts, my scar is paper thin and will never be the same so I can lift max 20 lbs when I was used to lifting 5 times as much, health wise very good blood tests are awesome i volunteered for a Year and a half study for USC students, I only eat organic and never eat at fast food restaurants and drink clean water, I can’t gain any weight or it will mess up my stomach built in weight watchers
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that is a big bit of mesh! I imagine you will feel tenderness in the scar area for a long time, when I had abdominal surgery the scar was sensitive for over 3 years. I only drink clean water have for years, here in AZ the water is pretty bad to begin with and over the years in my opinion no longer safe to drink. I need a built in weight watchers lol that is definitely an area I need to improve on. I am glad you are doing better, it takes a lot of mental 💪 to overcome so many obstacles. we are all armed with a sling the David's of courage, trust, and unwavering faith...