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It only took $1600 and 2 weeks and my Generic Epclusa sent directly from Beacon Pharmeceuticals has arrived. I’m on day one of treatment am doing side effects aren’t too bad, I’m still very lucky to be on this medicine in the first place since I’m the USA it is so expensive and hard to get, thank God for fixhepc.com They we’re so nice helping me when I would freak out in their emails(because you never know who is fraudulent online or not) but they were great, even wrote customs to let them know I would be having meds shipped to me. Thank you FixHepC.com, hopefully my bad hep c side effects will go away.
Drink LOTS of water! Litres of it to stay hydrated.
Get a bottle to your backpack!
The cure has arrived and you did not have to beg! Your dignity is still intact
FixHepC is the most legitimate organization on the planet; bar none.Hi heatherlou30,
Redemption Trials is genuine, but I recall thinking the way you describe. Then after what seemed too many days’ waiting, the deliveryman walking to my front door asking me to sign for the small box holding the12-week treatment – I felt like kissing that stranger! That package had tracked from halfway around the world all the way to my place.Deciding on how many weeks treatment you need is based on your level of liver cirrhosis, and HVC genotype. Some people need longer than 12 weeks treatment. Starting at 4-weeks into treatment I hope you get blood tests, that way you will see how your treatment is progressing. If you have been prescribed longer than12 weeks treatment then you need to start that without any break in treatment. Breaks in treatment are bad because they allow the virus to replicate and thereby inflict more damage. Avoid treatment breaks at all costs, and take the treatment every day without fail. That is how you give yourself the best chance to get *SVR.
Most people who take DAAs are cured at the end of their treatment. The few people not cured at end of treatment (EOT), EOT+12 weeks, or EOT+24 weeks will then decide to do a new treatment.
*SVR stands for sustained virological response, typically it is measured at 12 weeks and 24 weeks AFTER treatment ends.
Best wishes to you all, and keep in contact
Welcome heatherlou30,
As the others say, if you sourced your medications from FixHepC as part of one of the Redemption Trials then you have nothing to worry about. Please let us know if it was from an alternative source.
Regarding the repeat script, usually this is provided as part of the original prescription written by the prescribing doctor based on the required treatment plan length that is most suited to your genotype and liver condition and should have been discussed with you at the consultation when the script was issued. It is normally provided to the patient at the time the original script is filled and while many patients fill the second one immediately to ensure supply it should not be a problem to complete it closer to the required date but remember to allow plenty of time for shipping so there is no gap in your treatment.
As “your doctor” does not appear to be fully aware of the above it sounds like your current (monitoring) doctor may be different from the one who prescribed? This is not unusual so you should ensure that the monitoring doctor is up to date on what the prescribing doctor told you and the monitoring requirements involved. If you look at the top of this page you will see a tab titled GP Cheat Sheet which may assist your current doctor with the monitoring process.Hope this assists and please ask if you have any further questions..
G3a since ’78 – Dx ’12 – F4 (2xHCC)
24wk Tx – PEG/Riba/Dac 2013 relapsed
24wk Tx – Generic Sof/Dac/Riba 2015/16 relapsed
16wk Tx – 12/01/17 -> 03/05/17 NS3/NS5a + Generic Sof
SVR7 – 22/06/17 UND
SRV12 – 27/07/17 UND
SVR24 – 26/10/17 UND
Hi Heather,
I can see that people have reassured you that this is all legitimate and one of the best decisions you will ever make. So many people around the world have been cured through this process. I have had 3 prescriptions through Fix HepC without an issue and have now cleared the virus.
Having said that, I can relate to your concerns because it is a financial and personal commitment. The stigma of the disease and the affects on our health way heavily. I remember how impatient I was waiting for those tablets so that I could get started. You absolutely won’t regret it.
Coral
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