Hello,
2.5 years ago I got in contact with FixHepC to treat my HCV with generics. Thanks to you who make this wonderful community and especially to dr. Freeman, I got cured.
What seemed to be impossible, was in fact possible. I believe many of you felt the same.
After being cured, I wanted to do another "impossible mission" and see whether I could run the 42km of a marathon and I did it recently. It is a personal success which was impossible for me when I had HCV. I do not wish to say that anyone who gets treated can or should run a marathon. It requires a lot of time and research and most important, it means you have to work hard to do this.
Similarly as when I decided to get treated with generics, I had friends telling me "you are crazy", "it is too much risk, be careful", etc. In my case I just felt I had to take it. Knowing my former HCV situation might be a barrier, I had to read a lot about marathons, I had to prepare myself a lot, I had to have a lot of patience while training, I had to make my own planning and after 2 years, it worked.
Achieving such a goal is not something that "just happens", you must commit yourself. You must go to action, otherwise you will remain a spectator.
The same applies for treating your HCV. No magic will happen unless you commit to get treated. Research, seek help, ask questions, see how other people treated their HCV, make your own plan and .... go to action. Nothing will happen if you do not go to action.
Last word: Treating HCV is possible. Get started!
Thank you dr. Freeman! Thank you FixHepC!
EC2