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  Once upon a time, beautiful lessons learned and shared  Upon entering "The Program" I had some kind of idea as to what it'd be like, though I really didn't think it would be an agenda taking priority over every aspect of my life. The amends I would have an opportunity to make were not to get something back, rather they were mandatory if I was ever to achieve a lasting peace within myself. It was in effect a way to say farewell to a lifestyle that was no longer appropriate, satisfying or conducive to my 'Recovery'. Of course, having completed an exhaustive inventory, and getting a good look at the behaviors involved, how could I possibly return to those old ways. Relationships were of a high priority. It wasn't about saying "I'm Sorry". Lord knows I've heard myself say it thousands of times. It was about owning the wrongs I've done, and turning away from and correcting the behaviors that were at the center, the ...

 Hello to all the supporters for  The Red Cross in Kentucky  "Wrapped In Red Gala"  I have a story to tell you,   I know your focus is  on disaster relief  and for that we are all grateful. I'd like to know where our disaster relief is? Tom & Lisa Austin Brown-Forman Corporation The Gheens Foundation Marshall & Mimi Heuser The Humana Foundation Metro United Way Norton Healthcare Bill & Jill Howard LG&E Dan & Mary Rivers Sam Swope Auto Group Thorntons Inc. UPS  I am Kathi Kerr, I live in Kentucky.  I will show up to your event this March 15th,  dressed in my blood soaked wedding  gown, is that ok?  I thought it would be a good way  to shed light on the forgotten victims  of Hepatitis C,  from the tainted blood supply,  in 1984 I had a transfusion  in Fort Lauderdale -Hollywood  Memorial hospital.  In...

 Happy 2014 What an amazing time to be alive, seeing all of these beautiful people affected by hep c , clearing it out of their lives forever.  After all of the losses and we've endured over the last 10 years in our "OOB" home.  Today marks a very important and a very intense feeling of accomplishment, because we never gave up trying.  I am so grateful for everyone that showed their love and concern for me, as I went through six long years of countless shots and pills to kill the virus.  I cleared in 2007 and vowed to stay and help the people that got me through the most difficult time in my life.  There is a wealth of information and people from all over the world that love helping each other make it, I'm so very grateful to be a small part of their lives as well.   "OOB" has always been powered by God, and He has shown us the way.  Thank you for making my life most fulfilling and happy.  Kat & Hep C Out Of Bounds ...

17602.1   Options for this story The life of a Hepper in a nutshell.................. Having Liver disease means that many things change. Just because you can't see the changes doesn't mean they aren't real. Most people don't understand much about this disability/disease and its effects, and of those that think they know many are actually misinformed. In the spirit of informing those who wish to understand... ... These are the things that I would like you to understand about me before you judge me... I am scared. I don't know what the future holds for me. Will I end up in a wheelchair, die or will I be one of the lucky ones. If you find me being quiet and reflective, please don't think I am upset with you. I am trying to sort out my fears. I am angry. Liver Disease has taken so much away from me. I can no longer do many of things I enjoy doing. I sometimes have difficulty just completing simple tasks. If I appear angry please understand it i...