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If your specialist hasn’t mentioned Rezdiffra, don’t be afraid to ask.

Hi, my name is Kevin, and I live in Georgia with my wonderful wife of 26 years and our two Yorkies, Louie and Stormy. We are currently empty nesters since our 22-year-old daughter is currently in college and working as a home healthcare caregiver. I am also the proud owner of an agency dedicated to helping people navigate the complexities of health care coverage. I am excited to share my journey of living with MASH and my experience on Rezdiffra!

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

The only thing the gastro told me to do was to lose weight and exercise more. But I had already been trying to lose weight and wasn’t seeing any progress. I was sad and worried about my liver health.

Hi, I’m Jean Ann. I’m a wife, mom of three, teacher of seventh graders (yes, really), and I’ve spent most of my adult life juggling work, family, and church without ever slowing down. Before my MASH diagnosis I’d been gaining weight fast; I couldn’t seem to make a dent despite doing everything I could. When my liver specialist told me I had MASH it stopped me in my tracks. At first, I felt guilt and fear, especially after losing my dad to liver disease. But I found strength in my support system, and in learning that this wasn’t my fault. I’m here to share my story so others know they’re not alone—and that it’s okay to ask for help and find a new path forward.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

I was doing everything I could to help keep my MASH from getting worse, but it wasn’t enough.

Hi, I’m Maurice. I’m a guy who loves fishing—and I’ve learned that managing your health is a lot like trying to catch a fish. You have to pay attention, be patient, and know when to move to a better spot. After losing my wife to liver disease, and getting diagnosed with MASH myself, I knew I had to do everything I could to protect my liver health. It hasn’t always been easy, but with faith, family, and a great care team, I’m learning how to do what I need to protect my liver health. I’m here to share my story, and hoping it helps someone else find their way too.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

Now, I work closely with my liver specialist and I’m actually excited for my next scan to see what the results are.

Hi, I’m Raquel. I’m a mom, an abuela, and someone who lives life in full color—whether that means dancing in my living room, assembling block sets, or just soaking up time with the people I love. When I was diagnosed with MASH, it shook me. But over time, I learned that it doesn’t define me—it’s just part of my journey. I’ve faced it with meditation, movement, music, and a lot of love. I’m here to share my experience so others know they’re not alone, and to remind you that even with hard news like a MASH diagnosis, there’s still so much joy to be found.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

Before Rezdiffra, I just accepted MASH as a dark part of my life. Now, I’m focused on taking care of myself. I know I’m doing everything I can.

Hi, I’m Patrick. I’m a husband, a dog dad, and an Italian guy with an Irish name—so yes, I love good food and good conversation. I always thought I was doing “okay” health-wise, even when the weight crept up and the belt got a little tighter. But when I was diagnosed with MASH, it hit me that something serious had been brewing under the surface for years. I didn’t have symptoms, and yet, there it was. At first, I felt overwhelmed—like this diagnosis had just snuck up on me. But with the help of my doctor, my wife (who keeps me grounded and laughing), and a whole lot of learning, I’ve started to take control of my liver health. And I’m here to share my story in case it helps someone else feel a little more hopeful and a little less alone.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

I asked for Rezdiffra at one of my appointments with my specialist. He was familiar with it, and so we made a plan to start a treatment plan.

Hi, I’m Raquel. I’m a mom, an abuela, and someone who lives life in full color—whether that means dancing in my living room, assembling block sets, or just soaking up time with the people I love. When I was diagnosed with MASH, it shook me. But over time, I learned that it doesn’t define me—it’s just part of my journey. I’ve faced it with meditation, movement, music, and a lot of love. I’m here to share my experience so others know they’re not alone, and to remind you that even with hard news like a MASH diagnosis, there’s still so much joy to be found.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

I was active and exercised, and I thought I had my fatty liver under control. So, when I heard that my fatty liver had progressed to MASH, I was shocked.

Hi, my name is Kevin, and I live in Georgia with my wonderful wife of 26 years and our two Yorkies, Louie and Stormy. We are currently empty nesters since our 22-year-old daughter is currently in college and working as a home healthcare caregiver. I am also the proud owner of an agency dedicated to helping people navigate the complexities of health care coverage. I am excited to share my journey of living with MASH and my experience on Rezdiffra!

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

I told my doctor I wanted to try Rezdiffra, and she thought it would be a good idea for me.

Hi, I’m Mary. I’ve always been someone who advocates for others—standing up and speaking up for the underdog. When I was diagnosed with MASH, I felt overwhelmed, but over time, I found solace in the realization that knowledge is power. I dove into research, leaned on my care team, and found strength in my husband and circle of girlfriends who’ve stood by me every step of the way. I’m here to share my story so that others feel less alone, more informed, and more empowered to speak up for themselves too.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

My doctor and I use labs and imaging to assess how I’m responding to treatment. I’m doing everything I can to take my liver health seriously.

Hi, I’m Jacquie. I’ve been a hustler my whole life—the kind who works hard. I mean a go-getter, not a swindler or con artist! I’ve always believed that if I put in the effort, I can push through anything. But getting diagnosed with MASH reminded me that some challenges don’t just go away with grit. For years, I quietly dealt with my condition, did everything I could, and still felt like I was waiting for the other shoe to drop. I’m here now not just to share what I’ve learned, but to say this: You don’t have to figure it all out on your own. Ask questions, advocate for yourself, and don’t be afraid to lean on others.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

You have to speak up for yourself. You know your body. If you’re not getting the care you need, or if something’s not right, it’s okay to seek a second opinion.

Hi, I’m Jean Ann. I’m a wife, mom of three, teacher of seventh graders (yes, really), and I’ve spent most of my adult life juggling work, family, and church without ever slowing down. Before my MASH diagnosis I’d been gaining weight fast; I couldn’t seem to make a dent despite doing everything I could. When my liver specialist told me I had MASH it stopped me in my tracks. At first, I felt guilt and fear, especially after losing my dad to liver disease. But I found strength in my support system, and in learning that this wasn’t my fault. I’m here to share my story so others know they’re not alone—and that it’s okay to ask for help and find a new path forward.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

I was sad and frustrated. I cried as I told my husband about my diagnosis. We hadn’t even heard of MASH before, so I started to do my research and connect with other people living with MASH.

Hi, I’m Raquel. I’m a mom, an abuela, and someone who lives life in full color—whether that means dancing in my living room, assembling block sets, or just soaking up time with the people I love. When I was diagnosed with MASH, it shook me. But over time, I learned that it doesn’t define me—it’s just part of my journey. I’ve faced it with meditation, movement, music, and a lot of love. I’m here to share my experience so others know they’re not alone, and to remind you that even with hard news like a MASH diagnosis, there’s still so much joy to be found.

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.

With Rezdiffra, I look forward to my doctor visits. I like seeing my numbers.

Hi, my name is Kevin, and I live in Georgia with my wonderful wife of 26 years and our two Yorkies, Louie and Stormy. We are currently empty nesters since our 22-year-old daughter is currently in college and working as a home healthcare caregiver. I am also the proud owner of an agency dedicated to helping people navigate the complexities of health care coverage. I am excited to share my journey of living with MASH and my experience on Rezdiffra!

Each person’s experience is unique. If you have any personal medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare team.