Four week post PCR

[Gee704]

Just received my four week post PCR RNA.
Undetected baby!

Exhaling and confident now.........

[Gee704]

Thanks Tippy!
I wouldn't be here today without all of your help and support.
See you on the bench shortly!

[Tippyclubb]

This is the post I have been waiting for.  Girl you sure did suffer, but you made it through and the pay off is so sweet.  I am so very happy for you!

[Mary4now]

SVR, the more the merrier, congratulations, enjoy

[positude]

YAY. One step closer to SVR. VERY happy for you my friend. :)
~Pos.

[Gee704]

Thanks to everyone here on MedHelp!

Although I do not post often, the support and information I have received from everyone here has been extraordinary. It certainly allowed me to make the best choices with a treatment plan and also gave me hope that I would get through this eventually.

@Dave ~ I am much better after five weeks off med's. Still foggy and I get winded on excursion but I think I am on my way to overcoming the drugs. Of course if my hair and skinned returned to normal soon I would be eternally grateful.

Rather than use steroids, I used zinc oxide on my skin breakout and it helped to dry it up. I couldn't continue with the Benadryl as it made me exhausted.  

I am looking forward to the SVR bench with all of you!

[spectda]

Great news! Hoping to hear the svr thread in a couple of months.
how are you feeling?
- Dave

[meakea]

LOL...I need to read better before I post.  Sorry, Gee, for not reading it correctly.  But...I'm still very happy for your POST treatment test being UND!!

[paen53]

Sweet  news! May the upcoming PCR's be the same. Hope your recovery is going well.

Congratulations, Pam

[Susan_1a_CC]

Excellent news!  Whoo Hoo!

Yep, I think you are safe to feel confident now.

[Bill1954]

Congratulations, Gee! I think Gee has completed her treatment and remains undetectable for virus 4 weeks post treatment.

Very cool stuff; it should bode well for you in the months and years to come-

Bill

[James10500]

RVR baby !!

Schweeeet

[meakea]

Most excellent news...congratulations on a great start to your treatment!  I also was a rapid responder when I did treatment and it was a huge boost to my mental strength to endure the remainder of treatment!  Keep up the great progress.