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UND at Week 4!!!!!! Happy Dance!!!!!
Got the good news today UND at week 4. This gives me so much hope and it will make it easier at med time to swallow those awful big pills. I cannot express the feeling that I felt when I read NOT DETECTED on the lab report. When I got home from work, I gave the paper to my husband and the smile on his face said it all. I am so lucky to have a supportive husband like I do. He then came and told me that it has been a long time since he saw a smile on my face and that he misses that smile. What a guy!!!! awwww
Great news! Way to go girl. Like people are saying lots of und going on around here! Hope it keeps up for everyone on tx...what a hubby!...anne
I love all of the undetectable news that's coming on the forum lately! Spectacular!! Smile on...smile on. :)
These feet are tappin for ya! What a sweet guy to stand by you through this. You can celebrate by eating something really fattening. haha! Great words to hear... Karen :)
Welcome to the UD club!!! I just found out a few days ago myself I know it feels like it's worth all these side effects. Enjoy it's great to have your husband for support, my wife is my rock I couldn't do it without her. Good luck in the months to come!!!
Yeah!! Thanks for sharing the great news. Now go celebrate this great news with your wonderful husband. So nice to share this moment with a loved one.
Great news for sure..... Hang in there!
beeblessed........"Now go listen to your husband"
Wish you would tell by wife that....:)
beeblessed........"Now go listen to your husband"
Wish you would tell by wife that....:)
CONGRATS!! I am happy dancing for you :) Now go listen to your husband. He seems to know the right things to say.
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