Here we go all my friends, last hit of genetic Harvoni just dropped!
Now I’ll just move forward and live life, take what ever comes and enjoy it.
My entire time here has been 99% good and 1% unclear. The treatment has been very easy considering the side effects we have all heard about, but mine were few and far between.
As always, I will hope for SVR, but if it does not happen I know I have professionals here that very well could and will help me if I need it and the treatment is available. It is still unbelievable to me that after all these years with HCV I have now been UND for 12 weeks! I have felt mostly, cleared of this virus but at times there is a pain here and there which makes me think, maybe not. But the majority of the time, like 99%, I feel the odds are in my favor and I would take those odds any day again.

Huuuuuuuuuge Thank you’s to Mke G ( angel sent from heaven. I have no idea where you came from so you must be an angel), Fitz, Aril, beaches, Nads, GT2, Tim st MonkMed, RHF, Simone, Lindongirl, and every body who I missed, my apology.
Lastly Dr James Freeman, you are an anomaly my friend. Your intelligence both in medical ways and desire could lead the world to places most others would say, I coulda, shoulda and woulda done it. That is the difference between you and everyone else I have met that is successful in their life’s journey, they do it! Those people are few and far between but people like you have a way that makes the path so very clear so others can follow it. I personally would follow you to the end of the Earth if you said it was the way we need to go!
Thank you my friend and may God always be with you and with us all.

In good health to all my friends here on hepCfree!

PS: my grammar, punctuation sand spelling needs help. Thank you for not judging me by it and just reading between the lines to hopefully get my message.

Thanks brother! Let’s do this!

I received my verbal results today on the PCR RNA Qualitative test : Undetected.
Even though it is not 100%, I still must say I’m happy about it, so I’ll throw a Carton dance to that!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yLXb9ubTEqA

Hi x x x x x

Yes, we are going to get the same results as both the qualitative and quantitative can only determine if there is more than 15 virus detected. This is why we don’t consider patients cured of Hep C until 3 months post treatment when, if there are any virus still there they will replicate enough in 3 months to be detectible. It may not take a full 3 months for this to occur and if your doctors would like we can continue to test for virus every 4 weeks, but there is no currently available test that will tell us if there is less than 15 virus detected.

The above is what my professional GI says: his quant and qual tests he does are identical. Yes we believe they should invest in better testing equipment, a topic for another time.
No matter what, I’ll still see it through all of this and know I have experienced a better life so far, hopefully it’ll be SVR forever. If not we’ll cross the bridge when we come to it.
In good health to all.