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20 August 2016 at 4:37 am #22371
Hi, a reminder Tina and I are putting together a hepster party/ gathering Dunedin NZ Nov 25th-27th. I know it is far and expensive but we are stuck over this corner of the world so making fun where we are. Food, wildlife, party, that kind of thing, pm us if you want to know more. We need numbers by the end of the month.
https://www.facebook.com/bigfootmusicnz/videos/603977053115574/?pnref=story
Genotype 3 30 years, 2x treatment interferon/ribavirin non responder. Cirrhosis 17 years. Fibroscan, decompensating, 40 down to 22 by 29/3/16- now down to 6.5, normal, no cirrhosis. Started Buyers Club Sof/Dac 14 Nov 15. SVR 12 29/0716
20 August 2016 at 5:06 am #22372I will look forward to seeing you there.
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20 August 2016 at 7:44 am #22375Wow! That is a cool offer but I live way too far away. It’s my “B” day in November too! Any Moa’s there? Dang, party time around the moa’s, sounds like a blast!! j/k Any Maori preserved heads, left?? Are you by the Maori museum?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF_hWMXPI5o
G1a dx’d in 1992, Biopsy F2 VL 8mill +. Tried tx with Interferon/Riba, back in 2008 didn’t last long it felt horribly ugly!! I stopped tx, after 5 weeks!!
Started tx 6/1/16 with Harvoni.
12 Month Labs= UND21 August 2016 at 2:56 am #22393Wow, I didn’t know about this. Sounds so cool! I’m sure it’ll be a great time!
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3a for 35 years
Dx 1996, tx naive, ALT 46 AST 38 VL 140K
Started Sof/Dac 1/23/16
Kingswood generics AUS
2/19/16 4wk lab HCV Undetected ALT 14 AST 19
EOT 6/1/2016
TX was 18 wks (w/some 1/2 doses & 1 skip dose after 11 wks
while waiting for +6 wks to arrive)
SVR4 6/30/16
SVR12
SVR24 Redeemed21 August 2016 at 3:10 am #22394Sounds like a lot of fun. I wish I could attend, but I have a lousy job with few vacation days. No offense but the killing of this bird in the video is offensive to me! It’s like killing a dinosaur to get dinner. Doesn’t this country explain this to these people and offer food assistance? Horrible.
21 August 2016 at 6:31 am #22398GF- It is an animation- these birds are long extinct. New Zealand/Aotearoa was the last place in the world for humans to settle, and these moa are thought to have only survived 70-90 years after the arrival of the Maori, long before the marauding Europeans and many more species. There is an archaeological site just north of here where they estimate there is the remains of 50,000 or more moa. There was nothing else here but seals to hunt.
And Fretboard- all of that public display of remains is not cool here anymore, was offensive to the customs- all body parts have been brought back here from museums and interred properly respectfully etc BUT I did help once with the recovery of koiwi ( human remains) from a burial site on an eroding cliff- was so interesting, may have dated from that period as above of first settling. Perfect teeth.
Genotype 3 30 years, 2x treatment interferon/ribavirin non responder. Cirrhosis 17 years. Fibroscan, decompensating, 40 down to 22 by 29/3/16- now down to 6.5, normal, no cirrhosis. Started Buyers Club Sof/Dac 14 Nov 15. SVR 12 29/0716
21 August 2016 at 6:58 am #22401Hazel wrote:And Fretboard- all of that public display of remains is not cool here anymore, was offensive to the customs- all body parts have been brought back here from museums and interred properly respectfully etc BUT I did help once with the recovery of koiwi ( human remains) from a burial site on an eroding cliff- was so interesting, may have dated from that period as above of first settling. Perfect teeth.
Cool! I knew in the 1800’s or so the practice of preserving heads by the Maori was outlawed but I didn’t know all body parts were destroyed. Makes sense!!
G1a dx’d in 1992, Biopsy F2 VL 8mill +. Tried tx with Interferon/Riba, back in 2008 didn’t last long it felt horribly ugly!! I stopped tx, after 5 weeks!!
Started tx 6/1/16 with Harvoni.
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