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undetected!
Just letting everyone know that I was undetected at technically week 4. The technically was the fact that the lab didn't run the test on time because they had two seperate orders for some reason and it got mixed up. But that's not important the important part is undetected!!!!!!!
Hey, you!! I took a break, but had to come backt, to give you congrats!! Wow, I am really proud of you! xo
Pretty cool to have the virus gone, just think what a break you liver is getting.
On to SVR.
On to SVR.
Congratulations! I am so happy for you, this is the best news!
Liz, as always you are so nice
Liz, as always you are so nice
On this site, you don't have to watch you p's and q's(?). Copesetic recooperation to you Missy. What a downer to have this additional major challenge. I am afraid of Dentists like a pooch is of a Vet. You are a brave and smart lady. Good luck
Oh and thanks everyone I'm excited I'm just sick this week because of the tooth stuff and i forgot my manners!
What i meant was they tested me a week and a half late because they got the order wrong! So my 4 weeks lab was done at 5 1/2 weeks! But my point was undetected LOL! And yes I'm on triple therapy so get tested more so I can stop earlier hopefully because after this week I'm tired of this Crap. Literally!
Right on target. Good Job. I hope your tooth is better. Being UND is like a sunrise after a long, long night. I am really proud of you.
Great news! Excellent predictor of success - makes all those side effects just that much easier to bear, doesn't it!
Not sure what you mean? Because triple tx is response guided, you have to test at 4wks, 12 weeks, 24 weeks. Many doctors test more, ours tested at 1 week (UND) 4 weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks, 16 weeks, and of course he'll test at end of tx. Then he'll test again at 12 weeks post-tx and 24 weeks post.
I don't know wtf you mean "run the test on time" 4th week is early isn't? They didn't check my till the 24th week or was it 6 months this is when most people get er done.
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