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Class of 2009 - SVR this year
I thought I'd start an SVR 2009 thread, just to see how many people made it this year.
Sorry guys, maybe I wasn't clear enough.
Could you go add yourselves on the thread on the other forum.... the hep c forum.
It seems that there are more people who have added themselves over there.
here's the link
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Hepatitis-C/Class-of-2009---SVR-this-year/show/1095293
Could you go add yourselves on the thread on the other forum.... the hep c forum.
It seems that there are more people who have added themselves over there.
here's the link
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Hepatitis-C/Class-of-2009---SVR-this-year/show/1095293
There's some more of you out there.
Please post if you're still around. I'd like to see what kind of progress has been made.
With the new year right around the corner we could start the Class of 2010.
Rosebud41
Please post if you're still around. I'd like to see what kind of progress has been made.
With the new year right around the corner we could start the Class of 2010.
Rosebud41
Genotype 1a
Stage 2 grade 2
High starting VL
R7128 phase 1 trial
4 weeks R7128+Reg+Riba
44 weeks Peg+Riba
Total 48 weeks
Cleared at 4 weeks (RVR)
SVR 11/09 (6 month post)
Stage 2 grade 2
High starting VL
R7128 phase 1 trial
4 weeks R7128+Reg+Riba
44 weeks Peg+Riba
Total 48 weeks
Cleared at 4 weeks (RVR)
SVR 11/09 (6 month post)
Hey friends,
Would you mind adding yourselves on the thread on the hep c forum. It seems that there are more people signing up there.
Hugs, Marcia
Would you mind adding yourselves on the thread on the hep c forum. It seems that there are more people signing up there.
Hugs, Marcia
Genotype- 1A
VL- 75 million buggers! Yep !
Stage 2-2
Treated first time November of 2007 for 55 weeks.
SVR 9 month post tx.
VL- 75 million buggers! Yep !
Stage 2-2
Treated first time November of 2007 for 55 weeks.
SVR 9 month post tx.
G3 treated twice 24 and 48 w.
SVR june 2009
SVR june 2009
genotype 2B
24 weeks TX
SVR since march 2009
24 weeks TX
SVR since march 2009
genotype 3a
treated 32 weeks
SVR October 2009
treated 32 weeks
SVR October 2009
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