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Deb White

I was diagnosed with Hep C in 1992 when I went in for a physical and the nurse practitioner asked me if I had been tested for Hep C , that it was a new testing protocol. I had previously had Hep A and B which thankfully B did not become chronic. . Read more.

Notes From a Survivor of Old Treatment Regimes

We have come so far in the treatment outcome, length of treatment, and medication tolerance of Hep C. After two failed treatment episodes with Interferon and Ribavarin in 2005 and...

By Deb White

5 min read

Living With a Stigmatized Disease

Living with a stigmatized disease can significantly affect the quality of life and lead to loss of income, financial instability, housing insecurity, isolation, and depression. Stigma increases the disease burden...

By Deb White

3 min read

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