Hmmmm...
Well - I think it truly depends on whether or not she has a VIRAL LOAD that is detectable any longer... Whether she is in SVR status...
I wouldn't go sharing needles or blood products - but you are fairly safe - as long as you use universal precautions with HCV.
HCV is transmitted through BLOOD TO BLOOD CONTACT... Contaminated blood must intermingle into the blood stream of the uncontaminated person in order to transmit the virus. It is not usually thought to be transmitted through casual contact or intimate contact --- including sexual contact. It must be blood into active blood. (Think injection or intravenous or shots for 99% of the cases.)
However - it is now becoming accepted that SVR status - after a specific amount of time is DURABLE --- and "CURED".
Please see Dr. Dietrich's explanation/answer to this question of mine:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/537424
It might help you.
You need to learn more about this disease --- so that you can understand that you have extremely VERY little to no risk from her at this point --- IF SHE IS SVR.
And you have little risk if she is NOT SVR -- but still has a detectable virus.
You will ALWAYS have a positive HepC ANTIBODIES test --- but if there is no viral load - the disease is not active and the virus is not replicating.
Much luck to you and your friendship.
Meki