Aa
SVR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My 6 month post treatment test is NEGATIVE!!!
That's all I can think of to say at the moment -- I'm fuzzy in the head from excitement. In fact, it took me 3 tries to log on because I couldn't think of the password that I have used every day for several years.
Formerly known as geno 1b :)
Thank you guys for helping me through the past year and a half!!! Seriously - thank you.
That's all I can think of to say at the moment -- I'm fuzzy in the head from excitement. In fact, it took me 3 tries to log on because I couldn't think of the password that I have used every day for several years.
Formerly known as geno 1b :)
Thank you guys for helping me through the past year and a half!!! Seriously - thank you.
That is great news.News like that gives people like me hope that there really is a light at the end of the tunnel.I hope you can now live a long healthy life.
This is always the best news and you've been fighting for a long time. Now to rejoice!!!
Awesome news!
And so fantastic that you feel great, with numbers in range or just about. (I had one funny little out of range white cell count six months post-tx - can't remember which, monocyte or ? - but the doc said it was because my body was busy making neuts, so it was a good thing?!)
Congrats on your hard-earned victory and very warm wishes to a super gal.
Love,
Susan
And so fantastic that you feel great, with numbers in range or just about. (I had one funny little out of range white cell count six months post-tx - can't remember which, monocyte or ? - but the doc said it was because my body was busy making neuts, so it was a good thing?!)
Congrats on your hard-earned victory and very warm wishes to a super gal.
Love,
Susan
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