Click Here to download Jon Secada's new song, Your Voice Inside, written in memory of his father.
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Click Here to download Jon Secada's new song, Your Voice Inside, written in memory of his father.
Click Here for the Lyrics
Chronic hepatitis C can affect anyone. You've heard stories from famous musicians Gregg Allman, Natalie Cole and Jon Secada -- now it's time to hear from others.
Remember: You don't have to be famous to have chronic hepatitis C and you don't have to be famous to use your voice.
Anne's husband Benny loved to play bass and run his own business. He also loved to help others living with chronic hepatitis C. That was his passion until he passed away from complications from chronic hepatitis C in 2009. This is their story.
Gina is a wife, a sister and an aunt. She is also a chronic hepatitis C patient and advocate. While Gina is living with the disease, she refuses to let it define her or to keep her silent. This is her story.
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C, or you think you may have it, you probably have some questions. It is our hope that this guide – and the stories of the people in it – will help erase the stigma and isolation associated with this disease and provide you with the motivation you need to take the next step.
Sign up for more information and receive updates from Gregg, Natalie, and Jon. They're happy to have you in the band.
It's time to tune in to hep C. Are you ready to take the next step?
Want to spend the day with Gregg Allman? Visit "The Big House," where the Allman Brothers Band lived together during one of their most creative periods in the early 1970s. After extensive renovation, it's now become The Allman Brothers Band Museum. Click here to watch exclusive "behind the scenes" footage of a public service announcement Gregg filmed recently at the museum.
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