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shot #3
Well, last night I gave myself shot #3 and I starting my 3/24 week of Riba. So far so good. No sx thank God. I hope I can continue like this through the whole treatment. Good luck to everyone else!! Thanks for the support!!
You didn't do anyhting wrong! I had heard that a thread was deleted because someone posted about their first shot and some people got e-mails saying this is for medical research and info, the community forum is for "chit-chat." I'm sorry I said anything, youare just an innocent bystander. Glad you are feeling good. I did shot 8 this weekend and am OK. Gotta go to work, I'll eat my words again when I get home! Sorry wasn't attacking you, just discrepancies in who gets to post what where!
I'm new to this forum. I didn't realize anyone's threads were being deleted. So, what are we allowed to post about?? I thought this forum was for support and information. Where did I go wrong?
Just found this Forum. Very helpful & encouraging to hear of your positive start. I was diagnosed Geno 3A last year and it looks like I'll be starting TX shortly, 24 week tour same as you. Keep your sunny side up!
Jan07 - May the rest goes as well as the first three and I hope the time goes by fast and you will be posting only three more to go!
Three strikes..... No! It's a home run!! :) That is wonderful news that you're doing good so far. Keep hanging in there and keep us posted.
Glad you are doing well, sincerely, but why do you get to talk about your 3rd shot when some threads get deleted for discussing the same subject, just a different shot.
Best of luck to you.
Best of luck to you.
Welcome to the forum! I am glad you found it. Many knowledgeable people here and people to help you along the way.
glad to hear the good news! i did #2 on thursday and i didn't have as bad of sx as the 1st, tho i never get rid of the headache. hope you remain sx free!
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