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Hello from London. 6 years 9 months ago #24934
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Hello everybody,
new to the forum, but not to HCV....! I have only just got a replacement laptop so was unable to join the forum earlier I used FixHepC earlier this year after a good friend had used them in 2016. I did a 12 wk tx 10/02/17 - 04/05/17 and became undetectable at 4 wks. My GP was very supportive and ordered various bloods although I had to pay privately for the PCR tests. I have lived with this virus for some 38 years, give or take  Over the years I've been asked by some healthcare professionals how I got it, so my answer would be "Owww any number of ways, next question"  It has been such an amazing journey that I don't regret any of it. I wish I had a laptop for my tx period as I felt somewhat cut off and on my own, but I knew within a couple of weeks that the virus was leaving. I am a Yoga teacher and my own personal practice went through the roof. Prana-tastic..! It was because of the virus that I started my yoga practice, after a failed interferon/riba tx back in 2000. So I see it as a major teacher in my life. But now it is time to move onwards. I have not yet had another PCR, as I'm waiting for 12 weeks post tx, but my exit bloods showed normal LFT's You'll have to excuse me as I'm playing catch up with the forum, but felt it important to share my story as many others have in the hope it helps more people. So I'll get my numbers and stuff and do what I see others have done with a dx/tx timeline and get orientated around here. So Wishing Everybody WELL. Peace |
Hello from London. 6 years 8 months ago #25046
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Hello from London. 6 years 8 months ago #25173
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Well that took a few weeks of being a tad nervous.
Had to go back for a second test as the hospital that I use as a paying private patient took the blood in the wrong vials tops, and I wasn't paying attention. Just got the news.....12 weeks SVR......YAY, so far so good. In fact its 13 1/2 wks SVR  double YAY.I asked my GP who has been brilliant and supportive for a quantative PCR. I know from the previous tests that they use an assay that's <12. I'm still absorbing this news, as, like a lot of folk have little niggles and worries, overlooking the fact that I'm just off 58 years old and have normal age related stuff. One thing that has remained good since treatment and got me sort of hopeful was the condition of my pooh.  I guess that was a goodish indicator. Off to contemplate my fantastic result, |
Hello from London. 6 years 8 months ago #25179
 That's wonderful news, InfinityDreams! 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 |
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Hello from London. 6 years 8 months ago #25211
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Hi InfinityDreams,
Just catching up with the good news. Well done over there in London. Great results.  G1a probably early 1980's, Biopsy F1(2010), F2-F3(2015). VL 5+mill; 2+mill (2014) Tx naive. Accessed Sof/Led through Dr Freeman at GP2U and Buyers Club (lifesavers!!!)
Commenced tx 12/11/15. 9 wk: VL <15 Detected but LFT = Normal 12 week results: UND (Yay!) Due to slow response commenced Sof/Dac 4 Feb for 12 weeks. EOT @ 24 weeks 27 April 2016. (With thanks to Dr Freeman et al). SVR11 result: VL 1,950,000. It's back! New tx 030916 (Viekira Pak, Solvadi, Ribavirin UND @ 111116. EOT 170217. SVR12 and SVR 24 |
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