Coming to you from Texas.
NASH was my diagnosis 2 years back, and ever since then I've been working on getting better. Weight loss has been a battle for years, and it isn't due to how I eat or whether I hit the gym. NASH (Nonalcoholic Steatohepatits) is the reason — it brings fatigue, feeling heavy and sluggish, and it definitely messes with my brain and the ladder side effects, among other things. I came across Tirz studies related to the liver, my PCP prescribes it, insurance won't cover it, and the cost was extremely expensive. I came across other resources, and now I'm in my second week of Reta with no idea where it will lead, but I've dived into the rabbit hole. I think I'm hooked, and I want to know so much more. I'm looking forward to making connections and networking with others. A few other things — I love music(literally all of it). Painting, playing guitar, and I work a slightly sedentary job, I get to look out the window for money and ride trains all day.
NASH was my diagnosis 2 years back, and ever since then I've been working on getting better. Weight loss has been a battle for years, and it isn't due to how I eat or whether I hit the gym. NASH (Nonalcoholic Steatohepatits) is the reason — it brings fatigue, feeling heavy and sluggish, and it definitely messes with my brain and the ladder side effects, among other things. I came across Tirz studies related to the liver, my PCP prescribes it, insurance won't cover it, and the cost was extremely expensive. I came across other resources, and now I'm in my second week of Reta with no idea where it will lead, but I've dived into the rabbit hole. I think I'm hooked, and I want to know so much more. I'm looking forward to making connections and networking with others. A few other things — I love music(literally all of it). Painting, playing guitar, and I work a slightly sedentary job, I get to look out the window for money and ride trains all day.
