Goofball - That is great news...congratulations. News like that gives the rest of us even more encouragement in the great journey we will be embarking on........hahahaha....I sound like I just walked out of a Star Wars movie or something.
Strater - I am really sorry to hear about your dog. I have 3 dogs and know how bonded we get. again I am sorry for you loss.
deb in az
OK I just had to do a little dance in my cube. Boy oh BOY I am SO ECSTATIC FOR YOUR AND YOUR TESTS!!!!!!!!!!!
Just did my 4wk. will see results next week. I just want to follow along nice and quietly in your shadow and repeat "Eggs come in grades, fibrosis comes in stages, Eggs come in grades, fibrosis comes in stages, Eggs come in stages, fibrosis in grades!"
YIPPEEE YIOW KAYAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not really sure how to spell that so I'll just say EGGS EGGS EGGS!
:)
strator; so sorry about your friend, she left a vacant space in everyone's heart, it seems. It is so sad to see children and other pets grieve, because you find yourself unable to comfort them. Good luck on the other issue, the tutoring lessons, I guess as long is not in biology...
plenty of members have had mild sides and still got svr. I think that was ONE study I read, a long time ago, about bad sides=svr, not enough to believe the theory.
the goofball; I will join in the chant: "Eggs come in grades, fibrosis comes in stages, Eggs come in grades, fibrosis comes in stages, Eggs come in stages, fibrosis in grades...and congratulations!!"
maybe you should now move on to garlic vinagraitte, looks like the onions were sautee too long.
I hear it helps with facial hair...
Goofy- that's purely wonderful news on your tests! I think how you look at life has an awful lot to do with how you live it and how it lives you. And frankly, I think humor does kill bugs! I'm not sure about onions though - I suspect they just clear rooms and provide peace and quiet. As for that metallic taste - my doc suggests zinc lozenges (fight metal with metal, I guess) and it sort of works, kind of.
Strator- I'm so sorry about your dog. We have 2 at the moment and they are such a comfort. When we lost our last dog at 17 I thought we'd never have another, but here we are now with 2 more and loving every moment. As for the shovel, is there someplace I can trade in my teaspoon for a backhoe?
Great news on your PCR. May your sides be mild.
The other Dana
when we're "in the moment" of hep c, it's like that's all there is. how right you are that life still goes on. i have a 90-lb very spoiled dog that i love dearly, will be devastated when something happens to him. and your son.....lol. our rule was that the door had to stay open. as days went on, door would be open an inch less..an inch less...an inch less...and you better believe Momma was on top of THAT situation!!!!! kids think they're slick!!! lol
goofydad...you never fail to make me laugh out loud. glad you had good results