http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#60aaae6a-583e-42ba-a99e-8315d41189fd I'll second that Mike.....Booze is best avoided if possible. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:32:04 GMT http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#60aaae6a-583e-42ba-a99e-8315d41189fd Tracey 2008-11-22T00:32:04Z http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#af6f1894-448b-4b0d-9143-71b9a903830a I don't know about the pot but the booze is toxic to your liver when you also have hep c just waiting to attack... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:21:16 GMT http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#af6f1894-448b-4b0d-9143-71b9a903830a Mike 2008-11-21T18:21:16Z http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#d61969ec-3677-41a2-9bdc-a742da7c3d17 If someone has hep c (no obvious symptoms, not doing treatment), how bad is it to: drink take e smoke pot ? Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:42:36 GMT http://hepatitisc.tribe.net/thread/1fb3edcc-49ba-4a13-9894-dceef14ae1c4#d61969ec-3677-41a2-9bdc-a742da7c3d17 sa 2008-11-21T14:42:36Z