Liver cirrhosis and living with it

[@chp6489]

Hey Neil! Great video. Gives us a day in the life of Neil. It would give us a prospective on your daily life. Have a best friend who is dying & still drinking with end stage liver disease. Now I am unfortunately waiting for notification that she has passed. It’s really sad ❤! Keep em coming!

[@ValentinaKajcinovska]

Will if she's dying why not? In hospice they also allow them alcohol..be blessed ❤

[@Dommmmmmi]

Hi there! Can you do a video about your diet day to day? And supplements, if you take any... Tnx!

[@onellmonjarrez3295]

Thanks!

[@Redneckkenobi]

Thank you 😊

[@onellmonjarrez3295]

God bless you.

[@XOXYESOXO]

I feel it's so odd how hard making forthright friendships is these times & we have seen one contractor after another simply ball face lie & steal. Weird times not great -

[@stevevantubergen4687]

May the Lord bless you and keep you,

[@Redneckkenobi]

Thank you 😊 same to you

[@speedyeats7769]

have you ever tried a 7 day fast, or shorter term intermittent fasting? I had a very bad fatty liver, until I started intermittent fasting. I did 1-3 day fasts or 3 months, with my last fast being a full 7 day fast. My belly stopped sticking out and my liver is back to normal.

[@Redneckkenobi]

Thanks for your question, no I will not do a fast with cirrhosis because the body is so deficient of protein and othe vitamins and minerals that I don’t believe it’s a good idea now at this progression. People ask me this a lot actually. Where fasting is good. It’s not good when you have gotten to a certain point. I eat healthy and it for the most part keeps me in good shape. I don’t build up fluid anymore either.

[@speedyeats7769]

@@Redneckkenobi ok, I see

[@Rebecca-bb6od]

​@@RedneckkenobiI too have non alcohol cirrhosis. 1st stage compensated. I feel depressed, and I'm alone, no spouse, or children or siblings..

[@thetransferaccount4586]

can you please tell how does ascites feel? how to differ between beer belly and ascites? like i have heard if you can contract the stomach inside fully, it's not ascites

[@Redneckkenobi]

When your stomach is full of water it will be hard like a rock. Not squishy. Plus you can really feel the pressure when laying down. If you are worried I would recommend seeing your doctor. They can check for that. Also if they think there is fluid they will probably do an ultrasound to look how much.

[@ValentinaKajcinovska]

You probably don't have it it's pretty rare..you probably have a beer belly