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Way to go 2b,
2b wrote:I’m no doctor, but Dr. Freeman IS…and he knows and the others who have gone out and obtained these generic meds and become svr free know…this stuff WORKS! Now….I’ve only been on it for 4 weeks, and i’m going to go get my tests this next week (hopefully) and I’ll let you all know how they come out, but I can tell you, for what its worth, I FEEL better, I have NO SIDE EFFECTS from the meds (other than some weird dreams and insomnia) My meds were generic daclatasvir and sofosbuvir, and if there’s anybody out there on the fence about this, damnit, i say please quit screwing around with your LIFE and FIX yourself NOW, if you can buy the meds at these relatively affordable prices.
I was denied by my ” first world” USA insurance company that told me to go away get some cirrhosis and then come back so they could reconsider and maybe possibly allow me to be treated,if they felt I was worthy, despite the fact that I already PAY those mofos thousands a year for my “insurance”. Nobody knows how this disease progresses or at what rate the thousands or millions of hepc bugs inside you chew up your innards. You could wake up with some godawful condition from it tomorrow that “nobody could have predicted”.
Dont’ wait for some schlub in a bureaucracy to decide your fate, if you can get cured now, get well and have a Merry Christmas or whatever other significant holiday you share with your family. Just DO IT!! NOW!!!
Best wishes to all..
yours, 2B“Dont’ wait for some schlub in a bureaucracy to decide your fate”
He he – Nicely put
Well said 2b. Given my current run-around with those ‘schlubs’
Glad you’re doing great
QLD Australia ☀️
G3a HCV 35 yrs Tx naive
Started Sof/Dac 13/01/16Dec ’15
AST 70
ALT 89
GGT 124
Fibroscore 8.5
F1-F2
13 Feb’16 VL UND
AST 24
ALT 26
GGT 50HHi 2b,
We do indeed use the term, the problem is that it’s meaning (like so much Aussie slang) can depend on tone and context.
Examples:
“What a ratbag!” – Referring to someone who is using their petty authority to stop you from doing something.
“You old ratbag!” – Term of endearment for someone who has just sidestepped, usually with great style, an attempt to apply petty authority.
Yes…….in your case you have used it in the correct manner in your sentence.
G
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
Yep, nuance is everything in our peculiar dialect, as GAJ says. For instance there are probably at least 200 different ways to say “mate” which can have widely varying inferences depending on the inflection
Lol
But especially useful when you can’t remember someone’s name. Or, in my case, usually their face either.
“G’day mate. Yeah good to see you too mate. Okay, catch ya later mate.”
(Walk off thinking to myself “who the hell was that?”
Mate. The brain foggers friend.
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