
Come join us in an informal friendly support group. Talk to people who have hepatitis C and are going through the same things you are. Your family and friends are welcome, too. ![]() The Silent Epidemic. You are NOT alone. ![]() It is estimated that 4.5 million people world-wide are infected with the hepatitis C virus and many are unaware. Whether you have just been diagnosed, or are a long time patient, you can find the support and understanding you need with others who have hepatitis C. |
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these questions, too: I just found out I have hep C, now what ? What do my ALT and AST results mean ? Can I infect my family ? What are the treatments ? What are my options ? Should I tell my employer and/or co-workers ? What about insurance & disability ? ![]() ![]() * We do not endorse any particular treatment, and there are many. We are open to each person's choice, from herbs to interferon. |
"I never would have made it through treatment without the group." C.O., Allentown "The group is a great place to share information." E.R., Allentown "I still stay in touch with the group. They were lifesavers." D.C., Staten Island ![]() Hepatitis C is NOT a death sentence. Precautions. Resources. Hep C is manageable. Although there is no cure as of yet, there are treatments available. Join us and you can learn to LIVE with hep C. |


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AMERICAN LIVER FOUNDATION HEPATITIS C HEPATITIS MAGAZINE NATIONAL HEPATITIS C COALITION, INC. |
HEPATITIS NEIGHBORHOOD HEPATITIS FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL HEP-C ALERT HEP C CONNECTION |
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* To subscribe to The Global Hepatitis Support Group, HEPV-L ( Support and Information via email ), send your post to: LISTSERV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU In the body of the message, write: Subscribe HEPV-L, firstname, lastname eg: SUBSCRIBE HEPV-L JOHN DOE |

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The Hepatitis C Support Group of the Lehigh Valley (HEPCLV) was formed to provide support and information to persons diagnosed with Hepatitis C, their families, and support/caregivers. The Support Group members and meetings are an ongoing opportunity to network with those who have completed treatment, are presently undergoing treatment, and those who have chosen alternative measures. Sharing information regarding this disease can help those affected in making decisions about care, treatment, and coping with the wide ranging effects of Hepatitis C. |

