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My EOT lab results showed not detected on March 3rd. Today, 12 weeks later, I got the results of my SVR lab results taken on June 3rd, NOT DETECTED. What a relief!! My fourth battle this time using Harvoni for 12 weeks did it for me. I'm ecstatic, no words. I don't even know what to say Best wishes to all of you still fighting the fight for SVR, it's possible.
Awesome news Get. Did you notice any physical changes that may have indicated that you might be clear of this disease, and then the SVR sort of confirmed your suspicions. I feel like I noticed more energy, more mojo, etc even prior to finding out yesterday. Again congrats!!
It's been a long road for most of us, I like being a Dragon Slayer and so will everyone who isn't yet. It is unreal. I am following a lot of you on here so I will indeed keep checking back, probably daily. Thanks all!!
It's been a long road for you but you did it. Congrats. The hardest time is between EOT and SVR12. Way to go!
Overwhelming applause and Congragulations for finally beating the beast.
Victory after 4 attempts sure must be sweet.
Gotta say Harvoni is amazing
......Kim
Victory after 4 attempts sure must be sweet.
Gotta say Harvoni is amazing
......Kim
I am so happy for you! I am on week 13 of 24 of Harvoni/RIBA. Like you, this is my fourth trip down this road. You give me great hope! Enjoy life Dragon slayer, you certainly deserve it!
What wonderful news!! Don't forget to post it on the SVR or Relapse thread that Nan535 started.
Now, step up that last step, onto the dias, and receive your Dragon Slayer Supreme Insignia!
You will LOVE being HepCFree!
Blessings,
Pat
Now, step up that last step, onto the dias, and receive your Dragon Slayer Supreme Insignia!
You will LOVE being HepCFree!
Blessings,
Pat
I am so happy for you and hope to be joining your elite club soon!
Enjoy your Hep C free life!
~ Linda
Enjoy your Hep C free life!
~ Linda
Wowsa! BIG congratulations. I think you should change your name to 12weeks. Enjoy your undetected status. It is surreal, isn't it??
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