Aa
there is a God and she finally.......
gave this old coot a break.;)...no paper work in hand but email just received from my angel of a trial nurse. re: 2 week pcr....no virus detectable in blood
onwards and upwards...never say never
regards to all
onwards and upwards...never say never
regards to all
Wow... such cool news, I have goosebumps and chills running down my spine!
You dissolved a 40-yr burden in 2 weeks --- absolutely phenomenal, and congratulations.
May She give you continued success! :)
You dissolved a 40-yr burden in 2 weeks --- absolutely phenomenal, and congratulations.
May She give you continued success! :)
thnx folks...ill take whatever she throws at me with a grin on my mug... and more to lose this wrench 40 years is along time to have pulled it behind....my heart and hat off to all you folk who have guided and mentored me thru your posts.....my best to all...let the fight continue
regards
regards
You're in! Now all you have to do is stay on schedule and manage side effects. You are in, in, in!
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CONGRATULATIONS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
"Life may begin at 30, but it doesn't get real interesting until about 150."
"Life may begin at 30, but it doesn't get real interesting until about 150."
Not familiar with the pcr...I'm at 27 weeks of tx. woohoo!!! Only 21 to go...hopefully I'll have alittle hair left. LOL Congrates!
Wowee zowee, TWO WEEKS! That is terrific news, congratulations! Bet it will make the rest of the time go by a tiny bit easier, eh? Yay BI 201335!
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