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I'm SVR :)
Hell everyone,
Just got my six months (seven months actually) post-tx PCR result and its NEGATIVE. I don't have the words how to thank you guys. I must say without coming to this forum and getting support from you guys, it would have been very difficult. Thank you very much MedHelp and the friends who have been guiding me, suggesting me and correcting me where I was wrong. Thank you all once again.
Just got my six months (seven months actually) post-tx PCR result and its NEGATIVE. I don't have the words how to thank you guys. I must say without coming to this forum and getting support from you guys, it would have been very difficult. Thank you very much MedHelp and the friends who have been guiding me, suggesting me and correcting me where I was wrong. Thank you all once again.
James
So very happy for you as its certainly a life changing experience.
May you continue on your journey of life with renewed health and longevity.
Bravo!
.....Kim
So very happy for you as its certainly a life changing experience.
May you continue on your journey of life with renewed health and longevity.
Bravo!
.....Kim
Comgratulations!! If you have not done so, step out onto the Dias and receive your Dragon Slayer Supreme Insignia!!! : -)
Now, time to do the BIG Happy dance!!!
Have you posted your success on nan535's "SVR or Relapse" Thread? If not, please do so!
Again, congratulations! Go forth and enjoy a Dragon Free Life!
Pat
Now, time to do the BIG Happy dance!!!
Have you posted your success on nan535's "SVR or Relapse" Thread? If not, please do so!
Again, congratulations! Go forth and enjoy a Dragon Free Life!
Pat
Congrats on your Hepatitis C free life. My the rest of your life be filled with much happiness.
Best to you
Best to you
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