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Hello Cadu,
Welcome!
Very nice email! You explained your Father-in-law’s situation very clearly.
Many people who had failed Interfron/Interferon+PEG treatment cleared HepC using these new DAAs Drugs. In many cases, fibrosis level F3 reduced to F2 after finishing the treatment. Very promising for your Father-in-law.
There are many options for Genotype 1. To discuss more about treatment options, you can also book an appointment with Dr. Freeman at gp2u.com.au with all of the blood results ready. In the meantime, you can read around the forum for more information.
Wish you Father-in-laws start treatment soon.
Hello Tommy,
Dr. Freeman is available for appointment every Friday, you can see FRIDAY options there in the same window:
“Sorry, no appointments are available for Dr James Freeman (General Practitioner) today.
Appointments are available on the following days……..Friday,…Friday,…
Click on a day or request a callback.”
Just need to click on the Friday that suits you.
You can also email admin@gp2u.com.au for arrangement.
You also can get in contact with Dr. Josh Devsam who prescribes HepC drugs.
HP
Hieupham wrote:Hello Tommy,
Dr. Freeman is available for appointment every Friday, you can see FRIDAY options there in the same window:
“Sorry, no appointments are available for Dr James Freeman (General Practitioner) today.
Appointments are available on the following days……..Friday,…Friday,…
Click on a day or request a callback.”
Just need to click on the Friday that suits you.
You can also email admin@gp2u.com.au for arrangement.
You also can get in contact with Dr. Josh Devsam who prescribes HepC drugs.
HPThank you show much. A big help.
I have never seen Dr. Freeman at gp2u.com.au. You click on his name and ALWAYS get this “Sorry, no appointments are available for Dr James Freeman. Been trying daily for 2 months. Sent two emails to him at his request and never heard from him. I know he’s busy but can these other doctors on there also get you a prescription?
Hi Tommy,
Yes, I do tend to get booked out quickly, and yes the other doctors can and do prescribe HCV meds.
According to my email, you sent 1 email on 11th of Jun which I replied to on 12th Jun as follows (maybe it ended up in your SPAM) and did not get a reply. The offer remains open
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Hi Tommy,what time zone are you in and when are you available. It is 4.39pm here so 8 hours before now to 4 hours after would be the window.
Yes we need your bloods and you can just email them here.
You need to register as a patient here: https://gp2u.com.au/register so I can book you in. Let me know your username.
Kind Regards
James
Dr James Freeman
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Hi Cadu so happy you are here with us! Your father in law will get the best treatment through Dr Freeman and will join our SVR “club”!
Best of wishes and big abraço to you! 
Hi Cadu,
Welcome to the forum! You’ve come to the right place to get help. You’re gonna be amazed, and your Father in Law is gonna be amazed as well!! Good luck!!
H Cadu,
I am new to this forum too and just received my meds yesterday. Just waiting to sort a couple of appointments out before I get started. i feel so very fortunate to be here with all these wonderful sharing people. Your Father in law is lucky to have you in his life he sounds like he is having a rough time. I wish him and you well on his journey to regaining his health. Lots of love to you for being such a caring person it is a fine atribute in this world of ours!!!!! Hope good things will happen real soon for your family.
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.)
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!Thanks everyone for your kind words!
FixHepC is an amazing place.
You guys are the best We are waiting to talk with doctor Freeman because this week we are set to receive an answer from the justice system here in Brazil.
Before finding FixHepC and Meg’s story, my father-in-law asked for the expensive-because-of-greed meds through the government, but they were denied. Here in Brazil our politicians prefer to get themselves rivers and rivers of money through abusive taxes and let the people die out of crime and disease, it’s really sad… But then again, this whole expensive medications out of greed thing is pretty close to that, so you know how we feel.
Thankfully, there’s good, empathetic people like doctor Freeman and FixHepC’s members who make all the difference! Anyways, he then appealed it, and now we are waiting to hear from the judge.
If it wasn’t for FixHepC this would be a week of terrible anxiety… But now we know: even if the government refuses his treatment we can get the medication through FixHepC. This is SUCH a relief.Anyway, either with the greedy medication or the cheap generics from FixHepC we will surely book an appointment with doctor Freeman!
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