Hep C Caring Ambassadors has an amazing web site with a full range of detailed information. Excellent section on nutritional supplements for HCV: http://www.hepcchallenge.org/Manual/supplements_final.htm
Easy, let the whole left side slump, hip, shoulder, let it down easy--there you go! Well, back in my modern dance days you weren't serious unless your old tights and leotards were darned a million times. The more raggedyass, the more serious you were. I never did get that whole aerobics class / brand new spandex thing. Pure frou frou. So, yeah, I'd say there should be a few holes these robes and stockings. These ho's been around a bit, baby. They the hardworkingest ho's in show business!
I'm sooooo happy to hear the great news. By the way, do we have to wear a tutu to the Hepc School of Dance or would our tattered robes be more appropriate? And I keep doing left shoulder right hip drop!! I just can't get it right!!! Brain frogs!!!
Yes, indeed, I have put in my time on those hard wooden studio floors. So altogether now--I'm thinking a little of Marvin's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" will start us off slow and liver-rollin' easy...
That is funny.......You sure do know your "stuff" LOL....
I got the "vision" of that in my head now.......(are you a dancer?)
We need to start the HepC School of Dance.......LOL
Thanks, everyone, for your lovely good wishes. I haven't had such a big grin on my face since Lady Showboat called me a ho the other night! A charge I took very seriously, Sho' Nuff, so I've been working on that SVR strut a little bit every day, left shoulder left hip dropped, lead with the liver, kind of pivot with the left foot, keep that right flank at an in-your-face diagonal, lead with the liver... Okay, looks good, now let's add a little music to that....
I am very happy for you......this news sure does make the journey to SVR easier.
Yeah i think your right about Mr monkey .....and maybe more than one moral.
Sam Hall
You probably know by now that I am not religious. I do respect that others embrace religion and their faith serves them well, How could I, or anyone else possibly be offended by that? You too, have overcome so much with cancer, diabetes and now HCV and are another of our true heroes, you too get the platinum medal! Have a great day, Daryl:).
In the mountains of the Philipine Jungles, monkeys are caught using a very simple and effective method..
An unbreakable container (for the monkey) is fixed to a tree or some other immovable object. A hole is drilled into the container and a cheap gadget (bell, mirror, or some other novelty)is placed in there. The monkey comes by and wants the object, reaches in and grabs hold. Problem is: The fist will not go back out with the object. Solution: Let GO OF THE OBJECT!!!
No, instead, my buddie Mr. Monkey wants it so bad that it will cost him his life.
There's a moral to this story... somewhere!!
KyrgyzKat
aka Chuck
CONGRADULATIONS AND PRAYERS CALIFIA!!!
sandi
Asmall comment of religous nature A poem I wrote when undergoing chemo back in 95 hope it doesn't offend anyone
Accept in your faith
The path God has paved
Be still and listen
To others on their way
Rejoice together, His honour
Be as one and love
DARYL
Congratulations!!!!! I know the relief of knowing it is working will put a smile on your face for days!!! This will definately be the end to hep c, and now you'll have all this extra money that you used to spend on herbs, and tx, to spend on better things... I wish you the best, and again, congrats!!!!!!!!!!!
I am so excited for you! you must be dancing on air!!!,,this news should help to brighten the dark days!!! Love ya.. Carol
Glad my good news drew you out of lurking. It's great to meet you, and keep up that good work. I have to agree that a 6 week test is a bit strange. I wanted to ask for it at 4 weeks but was uncharacteristically shy. When I DID ask, I was pleasantly surprised to get the green light. Heck, we should all be testing after the first 24 hours -- that's when the crucial first response takes place.
I'm a Kaiser Permanente patient, btw -- everything goes through the doctor's office. The last PCR only took 10 days to process.... ????!
Congratulations on your 3 log drop. It took my pcr exactly 10 days to return. I don't like waiting on results so I ask my nurse to write on the lab order, "give copy of lab to pt" so I can get my labs sooner than having to wait on the doctor.
I too am a 1b, VL 4.5 mill, just got my 12 week pcr and it is clear! I was waiting for the 2 log drop, so it was really a surprise. I will not get another pcr until after tx is over. I now have 34 weeks to go.
I have found it strange how pcr's are ordered so differently, some at 6 or 8 or 12 weeks, then seems like every 12 weeks thereafter. I was expecting to get another pcr at least at week 24, but now am not really worried about it--and was too astounded with my good news to argue with the doc.
I usually just come here to find solutions for side effects and read up on how people are doing (or arguing, so sorry for that). Rarely post, but felt like telling you congratulations.
Ain't that the truth about getting back to basics. What a simple joy it is! Anyone remember this great campfire song from summer camp back in the day?
Peace I ask of thee, O river, peace, peace, peace.
When I learn to live serenely, cares will cease.
From the hills I gather courage, vision of the day to be,
Strength to lead and faith to follow, all are given unto me.
Peace I ask of thee, O river, peace, peace, peace.
Yes i tried to say something like that in my clumsy way the other day. There is a parts of this i celebrate, the way this has put the brakes on my ego and brought some humlity. And communicated with some excellant people. This plus my life so far what an adventure.
Sam Hall
ps Funny i'm doing a seminar tommorow about life as a person with a personality disorder,beeen told to tone it down a bit we want people to return. The second half of the programme is a progressive pharmacist talking Mnetal Health drugs. I've a few questions for her on ADs.
Chuck,,,you are right,,,We can live in fear or look forward to our adventure and relax,,,Just go with the flow!! Good to see ya Chuck!
Nolee,,,Wow,,,I remember when you started this,,,seems like just a month ago! Glad you are through!! The farm,,,Well sounds awesome,,,Something I would love to do one day also! Its weird but this disease and tx can turn things around in a positive way and make you so darn happy that you have all the little things and family means so much!! Take Care and Keep In Touch!!
Woooo Hoooo!! Great News!! We got a seat saved for ya!! All the way,,,,,SVR's!!!
Thanks, y'all. It's good to celebrate with you.
Very nice. Congratulations to you. Mike
I feel like I just reached the mountaintop, so this is a perfect thread to burst in on. My 6-week PCR finally came back after a month of nail-biting: there's been a 3-log drop down to VL of 1,911. As I'm a geno 1b and in this for the long haul, this is pretty encouraging news. I definitely expect to be clear at 12 weeks. Buying my bus ticket in advance!