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11/08

Dear Drofi, so happy to hear from you and glad you are feeling better now that you are off the meds - we all do, that is for sure. You are a wise man keeping all black thoughts away. It is nice just to recover and enjoy getting your strength back. I have been having a period this fall when I felt very depressed and unmotivated, actually right after I got my SVR. My friend said it might be a reaction to the battle being over. Maybe that is so. Anyway, I feel much better now and have gotten my motivation back to do things. Hoping to hear good news from you, Za

zazza

11/08

How are you doing? Have you had any labs done yet? I am so eager to hear good news from you after your long tx. Isn't it good to be off the drugs? Best wishes, Za

zazza

10/08

Wow, drofi! 92 weeks and finally done! I so admire your endurance! You have been very wise and laid out your tx the very best way. Now it is time to wait for the result, and I pray it will be a good one, a reward for all your efforts. Keep an eye on your liver enzymes post tx, they can indicate what direction you are heading. I got my SVR 2 days ago! I still wake up with a sense of unbelief that it is all over. But it feels so good! Congratulations on finishing! Za

IAmTheWalrus

08/08

Drofi - When you look on someone's profile under the notes tab, you will see all of the notes that have been posted there (if the person allows 'everyone" to view/leave notes). Messages, on the other hand, are visible only to the person to whom they are addressed. So, the difference in "leaving a message" and "leaving a note" is that the note can usually be viewed by anyone. So don't post any information in a "Note" that you would not want to be very public. This help? - Brent

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