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Class of 2009 - SVR this year
I thought I'd start an SVR 2009 thread, just to see how many people made it this year.
I started this thread on the Hep Social Forum, but just realized that not everyone is hanging out over there.
I started this thread on the Hep Social Forum, but just realized that not everyone is hanging out over there.
The sample turned up after all, 4 wks after visit.
Geno 1b, VL 125,00, biopsy 3/4
Cleared on SOC, followed by 24 wks Boceprevir in SPRINT-2
Began TX Nov. 16, 2008, SVR Nov. 18, 2009
Last New Year's stunk; looking forward to a new start this year.
Knew it would feel nice to post on this list. So many of us!
Geno 1b, VL 125,00, biopsy 3/4
Cleared on SOC, followed by 24 wks Boceprevir in SPRINT-2
Began TX Nov. 16, 2008, SVR Nov. 18, 2009
Last New Year's stunk; looking forward to a new start this year.
Knew it would feel nice to post on this list. So many of us!
Geno 3A, First tx 24 weeks 1994-5 - relapsed (monotherapy 3 x weekly).
Second tx July 08, RVR at 4 weeks, 24 weeks Peg & 1000 riba. Finished Xmas Eve :-)
SVR June 2009; still pinching myself!
Second tx July 08, RVR at 4 weeks, 24 weeks Peg & 1000 riba. Finished Xmas Eve :-)
SVR June 2009; still pinching myself!
As of this morning I can join the happy throng around another slain dragon! Received an email with my 6 month post EOT pcr with the beautiful words UNDETECTABLE!
Genotype 1b
Stage 2 Grade 2
Starting VL of 1,200,000
48 weeks Tx in Telaprivir Trial
Thanks to everyone for sharing, caring and praying.
Genotype 1b
Stage 2 Grade 2
Starting VL of 1,200,000
48 weeks Tx in Telaprivir Trial
Thanks to everyone for sharing, caring and praying.
Once again, late to the party! Haven't been around much....
Geno 1b
Treated for 24 wks, Telaprevir trial
SVR Sept 2009 (24 wks post)
Geno 1b
Treated for 24 wks, Telaprevir trial
SVR Sept 2009 (24 wks post)
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