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Just found out I'm UND at the 4 week mark, G3.
To say I'm happy is an understatement. Now I just need to finish up the six months. I want to thank you all for your wisdom and kindness AND criticism. I've learned so much from all of you already and am looking forward to future banter.
To say I'm happy is an understatement. Now I just need to finish up the six months. I want to thank you all for your wisdom and kindness AND criticism. I've learned so much from all of you already and am looking forward to future banter.
I'm using the SOC method, no trial. My Dr. said that all G3's should be taking 800mg of riba, but thanks to this forum, I upped it to 1200mg per day. I got some extra "sample" bottles from his nurse behind his back. Pays to be charming, lol.
are you on a trial or SOC?
i have decided im waiting for the new drugs unless something changes with my health in the next year or two... i only want to do it ONCE --- well twice really since i did tx with peg & virimadine 4 years ago
congrats i bet you are bouncing off the walls...
i have decided im waiting for the new drugs unless something changes with my health in the next year or two... i only want to do it ONCE --- well twice really since i did tx with peg & virimadine 4 years ago
congrats i bet you are bouncing off the walls...
Congratulations! I know when I got that news I was thrilled. You are on your way. Good luck with the rest of treatment!
Congratulations!!! Greatest news you can have at 4 weeks!!!
I hope you will continue to have such an easy tx!!!
I hope you will continue to have such an easy tx!!!
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