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Hello Everybody,
even though I posted information about the journey I made with the generic medication for HCV in various places on this forum, I believe that for those who would like to know my story “at a glance” as well as some of my thoughts, it would be useful to pack as much details I could in one bilingual PDF file (Romanian and English).
So here it is:
PovesteaunuipacientromanvindecatdehepatitaCcugenerice-ThestoryofaromanianpatientcuredofhepatitisCwithgenerics-(RO-EN)-2.pdfIf you are new on this forum, you might find useful TO READ MORE AND GET DOCUMENTED. On this forum you will find a large amount of reliable information about the generic drugs, patient’s experiences, the (few) side effects of the medication, news from media, and so on… You might also find very useful to do what I and other people from here did: ENGAGE IN DISCUSSIONS, ASK YOUR QUESTIONS, SHARE YOUR OPINIONS. And last but not least, here you will find great people, from all over the world
Cheers,
RHF
Bravo rohcvfighter!
Congratulations on SVR 12; Great work on publishing your story! I’m sure you will help many of your countrymen
Hi RHF,
your story is great to read quite the masterpiece and written billingually wow!!!!. The fact your story has been written in its entirety, start to finish for someone to get an overview of your journey is a brilliant idea particularly for those who may not regularly come and see what is happening and where the treatment is taking someone on a daily basis. It is a story of many emotions the ups the downs and the final conclusion to reach SVR and ‘cure’. For me the Romanian accent I can detect in the words adds to its charm but I have always been a sucker for accents
I have never been to Romania only Hungary which I can imagine has many similarities although I may be totally wrong. The same issues keep coming up time and time again in all countries about how so many, too many people are waiting for a treatment that exists and works but the financial constraints and a whole host of other reasons too which are not mentioned stand in the way. Politics plays with peoples health it is wrong. Many of us have been patient as you explain in your story but how long does someone wait when carrying such a nasty life changing virusl
I hope many people will read your story and gain strength and courage to do something for themselves or someone they know with HCV. I am sure you have already inspired many and will inspire many more RHF.
Thank you for writing it. Go forth and enjoy your HCV free life
much love
Nadia xxx
Diagnosed Hep C genotype 1b early 1990’s. Treated 1998 peg Interferon/Riba non responder
( Meds stopped after 4 or 5 months.
Fibroscan April 2013- 7.3kPa repeated May 2015- 5.8kPa mild scaring
May 2015 ALT 59 AST 56
21/7/2016 ALT 36 AST 44 BIL14
VL 939000
thanks FixhepC +Monkmed started Sof/Led 16/8/2016.
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OCT 3 AST33 VL UND
OCT 11 ALT 29 AST 36 VL UND
NOV 10 ALT 27 AST 37 VL UND
JAN 30 2017 ALT 23 AST 29 VL UND
SVR12 ALT 23 AST 27 VL UND!!
SVR 24 UND!!!TY EVERYONE!You are a great advocate for FHC and I hope that many more people get cured by your outreach work ROHCVFighter.
I’m emotional after reading your story to comment much.I applaud you for this making a summary of your story. I hope nobody ignores this information it’s important and that other medicine (peginf) just ruins lives I sure know it.
Take the DAAs people they are here they are easy and work.
Ty for taking time to make your story accessible for people
Love from ArielHi Ariel, Beaches, Nads, GF, Tommy,
thank you so much for your kind words. I’ve never felt so much freedom to talk about hep C, generic medication, treatment, experiences, as here on Fixhepc and the explanation for this is in fact ALL OF YOU (including our doc of course
– a brilliant pioneer) .Cheers,
RHF
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