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flyingfox66 wrote:
I got SVR12 recently too
Congratulations to you double F66! Always happy to hear of another member with success!!
MtGoat wrote:Got my SVR12 today. Incredibly happy and grateful.
Many congrats to you! Always happy to hear about somebody reaching SVR12!! Good for you!!
Thanks again Dr Freeman for another in depth article. I’ll have to read that one in the morning when my brain is firing on all cylinders!
”James-Freeman-facebook” wrote:Note: While an injection of B12 is the fastest way to get your levels up it can be taken as tablets.
Personally I prefer the shots, I get one at least quarterly. They make me feel better, especially during tx. Not that I felt bad but they seemed to give me a little charge. Maybe like a double shot Starbucks but better. They don’t get me wired, they just make me feel better for the first few minutes. I just snatched the blurb below from the clinic I go to. You could probably get one from your MD but mine never would give it up, unless I took a blood test and that dog don’t hunt!
I get the $15 one. Vitamin B12 Shot $10 Regular 500 mcg shot $10, 1,000 mcg shot $15
Tina-Hill-facebook wrote:Been having a few thoughts
This got me thinking that wouldnt it be awesome if this guy did a rant about Gilead vs Generics
Yep, great idea! Good for you!!
Sven wrote:. Why would you want to, I mean what good is it unless your really having issues otherwise every 4 weeks is good.
Right?Absolutely right! Wish my doctor would read this!
Yes, I really appreciate the comments!! I’m fairly sure I’m gonna be alright, because my hands aren’t swollen anymore.
As long as my hands or my feet don’t swell up, I’m thinking I’m still UND. Either way I’ll find out in a week or so. Thanks again!!
My idea is to get on youtube and when you come across anything about HepC, place information with a link to this website. If patients are interested, they will research and come here. Check out my comment on the one below. I am fathand Robert. Didn’t think about showing only the video. Below is my comment or you can go to youtube and see it. Cheers!!
fathand Robert1 second ago
Harvoni is not the answer for everyone. Generics are just as good and total cost for a 12 week treatment is less than $2,000. Go to fixhepc.com for more information. That’s right, there is an fda approved clinical trial. It’s called Redemption (etrial) you gotta supply your own doctor to order blood tests etc. Check it out, it’s available for all countries including the USA. Dr. James Freeman is the name to know. Check out the link minus the period at the end. I didn’t want to show a Harvoni video. lol ~Cheers!!Name of the video is (Hepatitis “C” is Harvoni the answer?) Had to remove the link, didn’t want to show the video but I plaster comments like the one above.
Hey sheriff, welcome. I heard importing generic HepC drugs to Canada is a huge problem unless you get in the clinical trial. It’s an fda approved clinical trial, Redemption 3 (etrial). You gotta have your own doctor to do the blood work etc. On page 5 in the bottom link is a fellow Canuck for you to hit up, he offers info to fellow Canadians. good luck!!
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02657694?term=REDEMPTION&rank=1
http://fixhepc.com/forum/daa-access/385-monkmed.html?start=60
Tina-Hill-facebook wrote:Thanks for posting Hazel
Good place for a comment bomb “BOOM”!!
Absolutely, great link and opportunity to post a comment! Personally, I think if you’re able to post a comment you really should! It’s a great way to advertise for Dr. Freeman, Redemption etrials and generics in general, free advertising!!! Good way to tell Gilead to kiss the booty!! Go Team, go!! Thank you much for the link Hazel!!
Stephen-Powell-facebook wrote:Thank you for that. My results are very much like yours .I’m genotype 1. Baseline viral load 4 million, 4 weeks 15,12 weeks negative, it seems too good to be true after 20 years of being very unwell.
Yeah I know I feel much better since I started tx.
Hope it lasts!
