Hi Coral,
Thank you for your wishes.
It was said many times but I want to tell you again. Genotype 1 is more easily treated. So try again, there are already other miraculous medicines. Fight and happy end will be yours!
I wish you good health, good luck and only UND!

Thank you guys !
I am happy for those who are already members of SVR12 and SVR24 clubs! Or very close.
Congratulations to all Ariel & Pat1 & Tina-Hill & MtGoat & Mgalbrai & Greedfighter & Darbara & Geo & Hazel & Wayne & Flying Fox . Sorry if I have listed only some of those who have succeeded.
Those who have not yet managed to be members of these clubs they should try again. So many new drugs for hepatitis C sufferers at an affordable price. Fingers crossed and good luck to all. I know you can be a winner because you deserve it. You can lose a battle but win the war!

Thank you Ariel for sharing the cysts issue. If they are benign and remain unchanged in time, that’s it! With a little luck and we can not complain that we are not lucky, maybe they’ll go away. Who knows, think positive!

And yes, rohcvfighter. I think I’m among the first patients from Romania in this forum. In our country, like other countries, many doctors do not want to complicate their lives. From their perspective, we are foolish enough patients to risk everything to win everything, their health.
Unfortunately, there are gastroenterologists who know little about generic drugs for hepatitis C.
If a drug is not officially approved for them does not exist ! Or even worse, it could be dangerous. So it’s no surprise that patients are not easy to make a decision. Especially if they do not have Internet access or do not know any international language , especially English or simply find it difficult to raise money. Fortunately there are doctors open minded and big hearts. They agree to write your prescription and watching you during / after treatment. However 90 % of expenses belong to you, in private clinics, quite expensive for a romanian patient. . It is everything you can wish from the health system in Romania ! You’re too healthy for the NHS with F0 or F1. You have to wait to have F4 and you will receive the new treatment with DAA !
I admire the work you have done to translate into Romanian. Important information about generic treatment for hepatitis C can now reach those who have internet access but do not speak English!
Most people need time. They must check and recheck through the experience of other people. Therefore it is important to share our story to inspire confidence. Yes hepatitis C can be cured now, not in an uncertain future. Yes revolutionary medicine can be purchased from a reliable source now, not in an uncertain future.

All the best, good health, only UND and a big hug from me to you!

I missed the forum for a while. Now I’m back with news.
The wonderful news is SVR24. UND and 99,9% cured. ALT 16 AST 23.

A less good news is that the SVR12 ecography has discovered in segment VI of the liver a cyst of 8 mm. My GI doctor told me it’s benign.
The SVR24 echography done, in liver segment VI same cyst same size. Apparently I have a predisposition for cysts. I have a cortical cyst of 7 mm in the right kidney, for many years. Oh well! I will do echographies to be sure that the liver cyst sit quietly, along with the kidney cyst.
With or without hepatitis C, good idea to check, just in case!

Thank you and ever so greatful for information and support, doctor James Freeman and Greg Jefferys.
Thank you one more time for sharing your stories. It is a inspiration for me.

I wish you all the best and only UND !

Hi Geo,

I am sooo happy for you.
I am waiting you in the SVR12 club in august for a happy monkey dance.

I wish you all the best and keep us posted with your achievements.
Good luck! Succes!

Hi ken,
Good luck for yours SVR13!
I always liked the 13 number! Lucky number for me and for you too!

Happy monkey dance!
I am waiting you in our big SVR12 club!

I just got my SVR12!

Wish you all the very best!