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CS SVR at 12 wks
Cocksparrow is still SVR at 3 mos. mark. He (like me) is a stage 4 and did the shock and awe approach. Way to go CS!
CS you rock!!!! HAt's off...and it wasn't just luck....thanks to all your determination and diligence!!
And thanks also to Co-writer helping you through the interferon/insulin quagmire as well as through the day to day struggles.
She is also a real hero here.
I wish they would let CS back on the board. Everybody gets testy during tx...
my vote is forgive and forget, and restore........ (medhelp????)
mb
And thanks also to Co-writer helping you through the interferon/insulin quagmire as well as through the day to day struggles.
She is also a real hero here.
I wish they would let CS back on the board. Everybody gets testy during tx...
my vote is forgive and forget, and restore........ (medhelp????)
mb
No, not another PI success story. A success story due to do extensive research, diligence and informed decisions regarding tailoring the current standard of care for optimal results.
Bravo CS, you certainly deserve it.
Bravo CS, you certainly deserve it.
Congratulations CS! This is really great! You're almost there...
Wishing you a big fat SVR.
Hugs,
Marcia
Wishing you a big fat SVR.
Hugs,
Marcia
Thanks so much for the awesome news; both of you really paved the way and went out of your way to share with others. I'm really thrilled to hear CS is through the danger period - so very well deserved; news like this makes the forum so very special...
SweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeT ! Miracles happen everyday and it' sounds like this is an example.Nice.
Very good news indeed!
CS's success should inspire other G3s. Unfortunately next year's 1st gen PIs (tv and bc) won't help much for G3s who probably will have to wait two more years until r7128 in mid 13 for an effective PI.
For those who can't delay that long the strategy he followed may be a good example - hopefully we can get a summary posted.
CS's success should inspire other G3s. Unfortunately next year's 1st gen PIs (tv and bc) won't help much for G3s who probably will have to wait two more years until r7128 in mid 13 for an effective PI.
For those who can't delay that long the strategy he followed may be a good example - hopefully we can get a summary posted.
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME = totally spectacular news.
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO CS you did it! :)
YES!
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO CS you did it! :)
YES!
Great news and all the more encouraging for us Stage 4's still in the trenches.
Wishing you a speedy detox and recovery...........Pam
Wishing you a speedy detox and recovery...........Pam
Great news!! Your presence is sorely missed here, as is Cowriter's. I relapsed and am looking into insulin resistance per your and Cowriter's research.
smaug
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Awesome indeed. Love those Stage 4 success stories. Thanks for keeping us in the know, Gauf.
CS: have missed your presence here, and am so glad to hear great news on your behalf. You were the first to respond when I first found this forum and am forever grateful for that. All my best wishes.
~eureka
CS: have missed your presence here, and am so glad to hear great news on your behalf. You were the first to respond when I first found this forum and am forever grateful for that. All my best wishes.
~eureka
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Is this another PI success story?
Is this another PI success story?
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