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Also, she said my biopsy revealed "some scarring" and she mentioned cirrhosis. But she said "you have 20 to 30 years before you have to worry about that".....what does that mean? I am 30 years old now. Will I have full blown cirrhosis by then? I have seen what severe liver disease does to people. My father died of it last year and I was just diagnosed in September. I am scared to death. I feel like all my dreams are shot. I don't have any kids and I;m not married. I feel like it will never happen now...I don't know what to do to help myself or if there is anything I can do to help myself.View Thread
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