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GOOD NEWS! SVR12!

Dear Fellow Dragon Slayers—The Dragon is Dead!

I wanted to let you all know that I got "THE CALL" (earlier than they told me) from gastroenterology a few minutes ago, and my 12 week EOT HCV RNA QN test came back UNDETECTABLE! I am cured—no further follow-up needed (her exact words). They are not going to do a 24 week follow-up test.

I did the triple Tx Sovaldi/Interferon/Ribavirin for 12 weeks from Feb. 7 until May1. I was UND during the whole Tx, and at 4 weeks EOT. My Ribavirin dosage was 1,000 a day the first month, reduced to 600 the second month (after 2 days off, then 2 days at 200 after an ER visit) then up to 800 the third month.

I want to thank all of you who have been such a wonderful support for me through all of this—I don't know what I would have done without all of your cheering and knowledge. I will post a scan of the report after I pick it up tomorrow for you all to see.

Sandi
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That is such wonderful news!!
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Congratulations!!! What wonderful news!!!!!
I am 7 wks post EOT - same triple tx - and look forward to joining you soon in the ranks of SVR12.
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
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Hallelujah .....so happy for you!
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Congratulations!
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Hey Hey, good news day! Way to go!
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