Central Carolina Liver Associaton 

Our Mission Statement:

To Offer support and education to Patients and families suffering from Liver Disease:

Hepatitis A,B,C, Wilson's Disease, NASH, Auto Immune Disease, Cirrhosis and others, and the treatments available.

To Offer support and education to Patients and families dealing with liver transplantation.

To Help educate the public regarding liver disease and the need for Organ Donors.

An estimated 5.4 million Americans

have Chronic HCV or HBV infections

 

Welcome to our Website

We care about you and your struggle with liver disease.

This site was designed to inform and direct you to resources that will further benefit you.

We are now in the process of gathering a data base of state-wide physicians and professionals who specialize in liver disease.

We will attempt to keep you informed of the  latest information  on new developments and any clinical trials that may be in the offering.

Let us know how we are doing

Stay Strong

Stay Positive

Stay Healthy

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Please donate to CCLA.

Honor someone you care about!

The proceeds benefit CCLA members by providing information and education, via mail and the internet, to patients and their families. Furthermore, funds will be allocated to patients, as available, to help with their uncovered medical expenses, specifically for testing, and medications.

We have over 300 members in metropolitan Charlotte area alone. Some are liver transplants as young as 3 years old, some are waiting for transplant surgery, or on new forms of treatment that may prevent their disease from advancing. Many of them are dealing with the issues related to Hep C.

There are no paid employees or board members.

All officers are volunteers.

Your donation is 100% tax deductible.

 Central Carolina Liver Association

PO Box 691262

Charlotte, NC  28227-7022

we are a non-profit 501 organization. 

Tax # ID available upon request

Gregg Allman

recently underwent a successful liver transplant operation at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla, a spokesman for the singer announced on June 23, 2010.  The Allman Brothers Band member has struggled with drug problems and recently battled the liver disease Hepatitis C. “I changed my ways years ago,” Allman was quoted as saying in a statement. “But we can’t turn back time. Every day is a gift, and I can’t wait to get back on the road making music with my friends.”

Gregory was released from the hospital Friday (7/2) and is now staying nearby with friends for follow-up care. “I got up early and watched the sunrise on the beach this morning, which was amazing” he says. “I’m feeling pretty good and moving around well and we’re going to start talking soon about getting back out on the road, later this year.”

Our Congratulations to Gregg!  We wish him a speedy recovery and hope his story will give those suffering from Hep C and other liver disease hope! 

Happiness is:

Written by Barbara Arnold

wife Liver Transplant patient Bill Arnold

Coming to a CCLA Meeting each month

Sharing with others,

Valuing truth and friendship over beauty, wealth or fame.

Sharing your inner gifts and talents,

Leaving someone better off because you came.

Finding simple pleasures, seeing the rainbow, not the rain,

Believing in miracles that no one can explain,

Like a rose without a thorn.

Seeing good in others, sharing warm wishes and words of wisdom.

Sharing your love and thoughts with someone

Please come.  Share Happiness