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Me too – just got my SVR12 results today verbally from the Hep nurse. Still UND = CURED!
She cancelled my appointment for Tuesday since they are flat out and I’m ‘done’.
I asked for the results to be emailed but we were cut off – will try again tomorrow.
Congratulations to Bloot and Pat and everyone else who’s reaching SVR. It’s been quite a ride…
And all the best to the dynamic duo, the Downunder Wonders, Greg and Dr James – hope you knock em out in Spain. May generics gain the acceptance they deserve and go on to save millions of lives and rid the world of this blight.
Hi Zhuk, you sure have a lot on your plate atm. wishing you a speedy recovery, lots of weight gain, double smiles, and the best possible EOT results.
Hey Zhuk, good to have you back, and UND – fantastic news.
All the best with making decisions re your Mum. Not an easy time.
Flipping fins and flip-flops!
In spite of all the stress and anxiety, YOU DID IT ARIEL!
UNDeniably UNDerstandably UNDoubtedly UNDauntedly UNDone by UNDetected…
Welcome to the UNDerrated UNDies!
Hey Ariel, I was at Snapper Rocks at sunset yesterday – bliss. It was low tide so I could stand on the rocks and get close to the action. Loads of surfers, perfect little break.
And Dr James phoned me yesterday with good news that my SVR4 test came back UND.
My post-treatment reflections? More energy, more stamina, more engaged with life, just plain HAPPIER.
And very GRATEFUL.
Hi Kathryn,
Welcome to the forum and all the best with your treatment. Best to give up Milk Thistle.
Here’s the good doctor’s advice re most supplements:
http://fixhepc.com/forum/drug-interactions/279-interactions-with-ayurvedic-medicines.html#2357
Since then vitamins D3 and B12 & a couple of others have been given the nod of approval:
http://fixhepc.com/forum/supplements/534-supplements-with-evidence.html
For more info use the search tool at top of page. Plenty of info here.
Interesting article Tina. Discussed some issues I haven’t seen in the media before. Like:
“It was impossible for Gilead to sue any of Freeman’s patients because they were protected by patient confidentiality under Australian law.” (Some of us aren’t exactly confidential on this site)
“Intellectual Property lawyer Sebastien Aymeric said Freeman’s buyers club might be guilty of “contributary infringement” of patent law by giving people the means to get around it.”
“The secondary drugs were very difficult to make outside of large facilities found in Europe and America” said transplant physician Professor Ed Gane. He’s not very well informed is he.
Dear Archer, there’s so much pathos in your words it’s hard to find my own.
But I have to say it. CONGRATULATIONS on becoming UND.
