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chat with other herp c people

does anyone know of a chat room where i can chat about my hep c with other people who have the same problem.
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Just a note you , would be better off starting your disscussion  where it says "post a question" as  this paticular thread started in july
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Welcome to the forum, I am close to being at the same stage as you in treatment,actually a little shorter time . Just started wk.#3 . From what I understand side effects can vary all over the map and yours sound  pretty standard. Good luck at you labs today and with your treatment.  Will
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hi my name is Diane i was diagnosed with hep c have been on therapy  for five weeks now pegasys/ribaverin now have some side affects of fatigue /headaches/some diarrhea,emotional sometimes and boyfriend says a little lippier{imagine that} going to lab and doc today just looking to speak to people like myself.
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Of course, welcome to the discussion group. You should start a new topic by going to the top of the page, and clicking on the 'post a question' button; this will open a new topic, you'll get more replies that way.

Bill
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I would love to talk with others who are doing  the peg reba treatment, is this possible.
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87972 tn?1322661239
HI Janice, you're doing fine. Just click on the 'post comment' button at the bottom of this page to add to this conversation. If you want to open a new thread (conversation on a nw topic, perhaps) click on the 'post question' button at the top of the page.

A link is just a website address; for instance a link to this page we're on now is:

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Hepatitis-C/chat-with-other-herp-c-people/show/1287884

If this is typed or cut and pasted into the address bar at the top of the screen, it will take you to a page on the internet.

Feel free to ask questions; it's open game around here :o). There are hundreds of us here that have or are doing interferon therapy and some that choose to 'watch and wait' instead.

Where are you with your disease; have you been formally diagnosed, and if so, when? Do you know what genotype you are?

Bill
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i really appreciate you taking the time to reply to my question. it is so hard for me to retain information or anything for that matter anymore.  i dont even kno what a linkthanks again or a thread is. computer lingo is foreign to me. but, i will try to follow your instructions god, i sound so stupid.anyway if u hear from me again i figured it out. thanks guys. you all are so kind. hope to speak to u soon.                                                                                 Janice
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also janis & friends has live chat rooms.

http://forums.delphiforums.com/friendship7/start
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you can join:

http://hcvsupport.org/forum/index.php

they have a chat room.  
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87972 tn?1322661239
This is more of a message board than a chat room; you're more than welcome to discuss issues here with us. Are you doing treatment for your HCV yet?

Bill
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