That’s great news Leesa. Congratulations,

RSF

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Well done Tatty,

That’s great news. I’m delighted.

RSF

Hi Jorge,
Looking back over this thread I’ve just realised that no one has responded to you, and hope that by now you’re feeling a good deal better.
There are ups and downs in the treatment process for most people. In some cases this is directly related to your body’s response to the drugs, as must be obvious, but in others it can be related to your psychological state. You don’t need me to tell you that being diagnosed with hepc is a huge shock for most of us and there’s a lot of grief and emotional upset, together with anxiety, that goes along with it. It is well known that the disease is strongly associated with anxiety and depression. Being in the process of treatment doesn’t always make you feel good either because there is hope, fear, uncertainty and often more mixed in with all the emotions you had in the first place which is a very potent cocktail.
I am not surprised you were feeling confused!
You will almost certainly be fine, however. Just look at the statistics and that should cheer you up – most people treated with DAA’s are cured of hepc and this applies to GT3’s too.
All the best,
RSF

Oh that is good news Paul, and I’m very pleased to hear it. That is almost certainly that.

Hope you have a really good day and if possible some fun,

RSF

Hello Boo,
If you’re asking about your son, you must have been finding life very hard. Even if the 15yo isn’t yours, you must care a lot to be making the enquiry. I am really sorry to learn about your trouble and his. Hepc is truly nasty and the NHS does not always deal with patients suffering with it well. We all know the NHS is hampered by lack of funds and the professionals in it operate in a difficult environment for that and other reasons, though most do their best. All this can upset patients and their loved ones, causing huge pain, frustration and feelings of helplessness. I speak as one who knows and wishes he didn’t!
I followed the link Dr F gives in his response to you and it made me feel much more optimistic, as I had the feeling it would before I clicked on it. I hope and trust it has had that effect on you.
You have probably already realised what a good man James Freeman is and have some idea of what he and his supporters have managed to achieve. You may not quite believe that what you’ve found is real, but it is. I may not have felt well enough to write this post early on a Sunday morning without the treatment FHC made possible, but actually I’m pretty good, and so are lots of other people whose stories you can find here. They are a very warm and supportive group and have done a lot for me, just as they will for you.
All the best to both of you,
RSF