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Still und
Just got 6 month post treatment and still und. I can't believe it.
I treated for 24 weeks because my riba was reduced before 16 weeks so they kept me on till 24. If that had not happened it would have been 16.
congrats on your wonderful news.
I remember your posting that you were possibly going to treat for 16 weeks and I was wondering if that was what happened for you.
on to life without HCV!!
-Dave
I remember your posting that you were possibly going to treat for 16 weeks and I was wondering if that was what happened for you.
on to life without HCV!!
-Dave
thanks for all the congrats and happy posts, hope each and everyone of you will get the same great news and I can share in your happiness.
sorry trial not trail, i guess it was a long trail to follow to reach svr. just realized my birthday is in 2 weeks, guess i was so worried about checkups that i forgot.
Congrats! More good news. Now you can begin another chapter in your life, free of HCV Enjoy.
thanks, I was in a gilead trial with soc and 2 other drugs, the trial where one of the drugs was pulled by fda on my last day of treatment. same trail researchmonkey was in and she will be following me in a couple of days.
Congratulation awesome awesome news,I've been waiting to hear from someone on post 6 month and is still UND ...just need to ask, it is from triple tx right? If so I am so excited to hear this ...thanks keep rocking... SVR
Yay, yay, yay!!! Something made me come on here tonight and now I know why - to see these wonderful words from you. I am so happy for you - I know what you went through because I went through it too. I'll have to catch up with you and tell you the after affects of that scalp rash. But in the meantime, enjoy your fantastic news. I'll be joining you in a few days.
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