Hepatitis C?

I have Hepatitis C and breast cancer. Im 34. Having both these diseases, am I gonna die an early death?

Nobody can say if you will or won't! You can get the cancer cured and get hit by a bus! I have hep C too drs say it's 'inactive' and will, most likely, stay that way if I stay away from drink & drugs! Good luck Sweety!

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hcv is not just a liver disease, it could of caused your breast cancer. many of us have bi-directional diseases because of hcv.
get it treated. cindy1323 had the correct answer. good luck!
riss manager-hepatitis c objectives

You need a liver transplant, and hopefully, just chemo on your breasts. I am so very sorry to hear about your condition, my wife had a liver transplant in 1999, and she died of complications in 2004, and she was only 37 years old.

You can email me if you want, I have to several support groups for liver patient survivors.
No! You have to change the way you view yourself and your condition. The mind body connection is extremely powerful. How you think will either allow you to heal or make you worse. it is your choice. In the meantime, take really good care of yourself. Do not bring in negative thoughts. Pray powerferul prayers. Take care of your liver and cancer by taking the necessary treaments. Exercise, take nature walks and mediate yourself to a healthy state, eat a healthy diet with plenty of fruits, grains and vegtables. Love who you are and know that these conditions are HIGHLY curable and you will be on your way to HEALTH soon by taking the steps necessary. Good luck!
oh my baby.may god give u a long life.death iz not the thing tat,ll come only come if u r suffering 4m any disease.i,ve seen people who just fell from 2 or 3 steps n they were dead.the important thing is tat wtever time u have u have 2 consume it in a nice way.every one has 2 die.one day.some will go early some will go late.it has 2 happen one day.do something tat people dont 4get u.have a nice time.
Those are both life-threatening conditions but not necessarily life-ending. With treatment for both, you might have a normal life span, but there are no guarantees. Without treatment, your lifespan will (probably) be shortened.