Sláinte JF! (Cheers) to u Galbraith
Glad you’re here and extremely happy you’re starting treatment. It’s up to you of course brother, but I, personally could not wait to start slaying this beast! and Spain is beautiful this time of year … just sayin’ …

I Don’t feel qualified to answer your questions. But rest assured, help is on the way JF
Matt

Hope springs eternal splitdog … Good on you seeking the Doc’s advice. Looks like you’re on to something at Mesochem.
Stay positive. You’re journey’s far from over man. We’re all pulling for you … Just as you have been for so many here for so long. Keep the faith, stay strong … You got this.

MK

Thanks for clearing that up Gaj,
Really never doubted that the moderators here try their best. It can sometimes be a thankless job I’m sure. So, thank you.

I will not only think before I press submit, but I will use the report to moderator button as well when I see what appears to be, inappropriate, untimely or insufficient moderation. Judiciously of course.

Hey all!
Not to add to the confusion, but, I had an itching in the back of my mind, what little is left of it, that I’d seen, somewhat recently, Dr. James address the issue of testing at 4, 12 and 24 weeks, and I suddenly remembered where, (WOW! The brain fog lifted, at least for the moment ) anyhow, it’s on the Home page video, the one entitled, “Dr James Freeman Founder of gp2u”
Kinda explains why you may want it done at 24 …. or not …

MK

Ya know …. It’s true! There really is, “no pleasing some folk”

I like your attitude Glen,
You’ve beaten the “beast” in your heart, now, push on to beating it in the flesh. As many have said, you’re in the right place and everyone here is behind you. You can be certain Dr. Freeman will go the distance with you. He would’ve taken into consideration the factors involved in your meds getting to you in a timely fashion, so just follow his directions.
In the meantime, why not cheer yourself with a little chuckle … BTW. The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.. (especially not the 2 doctors or the facilities they practice in, that you mention in your last post)

Dear cheese,
You did yourself proud today. It took courage to get treatment from Fixhepc, let’s face it, it’s a leap of faith, to put this kind of trust in total strangers. Yes, it IS a lot of money for most all of us here to come up with, but more importantly, we’re trusting our very lives to the people at Fixhepc. Trusting that they know what they’re doing. Trusting that they’ll get us what we’re paying them for and that their support is real and will be ongoing … as you are experiencing, like the rest of us, it’s ALL true.
Just as it took courage to do that, it has taken courage to trust your family. I’m certain you will find that, though somewhat embarrassing to you, your trust in them is not misplaced either.
I had much the same experience as you describe here and I must say the support from family and friends, including the surrogate ones on this site has been extraordinary, trust me on that.
MK