Aa
done finaly
i m done ,48 week after start the tx, overall in my case was no so bad, now i feel mentally very good, i was no detected a week 4,gen 1- 2400 viral load since then , i been always negative, the 21 first of this month i will have the doct appointment , and we see, but i pretty positive about . for who start , hanging in there , for who is in the mid, be strong . good luck everybody
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Congratulations! 48 weeks is a HUGE accomplishment. May you be cured from this forever, and live a long and stress free life!!!
that's awesome. i am very happy for you. may you have good health from here on.
belle
belle
Congrats! That's so awsome and it really does give me motivation to keep going and stay strong threw this. I have a long way to go but I will get threw it. Wishing you SVR : )
Congratulations! My hat goes off to you for being able to do 48 weeks! And those of you who did beyond that....I'm just in awe of all of you.
I wish you SVR!
June
I wish you SVR!
June
Congrats on completing trt Bruno! Best of luck for SVR.
Thanks for popping in with the good news. I wish we could hear more from others near or at the end of trt. It really does give us the motivation to keep moving forward.
Thanks for popping in with the good news. I wish we could hear more from others near or at the end of trt. It really does give us the motivation to keep moving forward.
Well done bruno!!! Looking good from here - hope you will come back and share your post treatment results. Take good care of yourself and have a glorious summer!!!
Trish
Trish
Congrats and getting to the finishing line - that's no small feat! Stay positive and best wishes for that SVR!!!
Pam
Pam
I second magnum.....may it last forever! Congrats on making it through all the way!
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