The envelope, please…!
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Yeah Fonzz! Both of you are my heroes! hc – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<fonzz> wrote in message news:LpadnTxwOf42VC-i4p2dnA@comcast.com… > Yeah Lana!! Best wishes for continued "no news is good news" > and …theeee winner in the male category for SVR- > 4 month post tx- is me. Got my quant PCR back today; I’m still clear > also……. > fonzz
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Congratulations fonzz, its news like this that give hope to the rest of us. Dwight – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -fonzz wrote: > Yeah Lana!! Best wishes for continued "no news is good news" > and …theeee winner in the male category for SVR- > 4 month post tx- is me. Got my quant PCR back today; I’m still clear > also……. > fonzz
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If you got 3 months time undetectable, , it’s almost a foregone conclusion you get the gold nugget. I’m really happy for you, Lana! Now you can get on with your life. Just proves there’s still hope for those who have failed tx once or twice. Thanks, Lana! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile
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Holy Cow!! A double SVR in one day!! Good job, Fonzzz!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile
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| and …theeee winner in the male category for SVR- | 4 month post tx- is me. Got my quant PCR back today; I’m still clear | also……. Wooooo-hoooooo! Way to go, Fonzz! Cheers! <clinking of celebratory teacups> Waterspider
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szozu <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> wrote in message news:3fb2cb91$0$249$636a55ce@news.free.fr… | Yipee!!! I’ve been thinking about you all day, wondering if you’d get one of | those little statuette-thingees too! The Sparky Award?
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On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 16:57:51 -0700, <fonzz>, in message ID <LpadnTxwOf42VC-i4p2…@comcast.com>, in the newsgroup alt.support.hepatitis-c wrote: >Yeah Lana!! Best wishes for continued "no news is good news" >and …theeee winner in the male category for SVR- >4 month post tx- is me. Got my quant PCR back today; I’m still clear >also…….
Two gold awards in one day. That’s brilliant. Me? I’m going for the yellow streak award as I start to feel scared of a biopsy that’s still four weeks away. — Paul Use the reply by email facility in your newsreader to send email
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Paul, I’ve got my biopsy coming up soon too. Don’t worry about it. I’m not. I’ve had eye operations that you had to stay awake for. Knives cutting into my eye as I watched. THIS is something to worry about. A biopsy — no biggie. Keith On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 09:45:53 +0000, Paul – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<dontspa…@westgreen.freeserve.co.uk> wrote: >On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 16:57:51 -0700, <fonzz>, in message ID ><LpadnTxwOf42VC-i4p2…@comcast.com>, in the newsgroup >alt.support.hepatitis-c wrote: >>Yeah Lana!! Best wishes for continued "no news is good news" >>and …theeee winner in the male category for SVR- >>4 month post tx- is me. Got my quant PCR back today; I’m still clear >>also……. >Two gold awards in one day. That’s brilliant. >Me? I’m going for the yellow streak award as I start to feel scared >of a biopsy that’s still four weeks away.
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On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 17:02:32 GMT, Keith <rea…@mostly.com>, in message ID <5f97rvcjd3e3footuofbgv5n9m1jupn…@4ax.com>, in the newsgroup alt.support.hepatitis-c wrote: >I’ve got my biopsy coming up soon too. Don’t worry about it. I’m not. >I’ve had eye operations that you had to stay awake for. Knives cutting >into my eye as I watched. THIS is something to worry about. A biopsy >– no biggie.
Well let’s see. I’ve never had an eye op but I’ve had two lumberpunctures (had meningitis twice), survived thirteen years of drug abuse and associated withdrawals, slept rough in derelict caravans and shop doorways in winter, survived the mental confusion of being brought up in a cranky religious cult, and got through having an older brother who has severe Tourette’s. You’re right. A biopsy sounds like a piece of piss. — Paul Use the reply by email facility in your newsreader to send email
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Paul, See? Piece of cake. I did the down-and-out junkie thing for years and then followed it with a down-and-out drunk routine for another few decades. I’ll bet we share a lot. I’ll let you know when my biopsy is scheduled. Maybe we’ll have the same day. We can try to get into telepathic communication during the drug interlude that accompanies the procedure. Hang tough. Keith On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 17:13:46 +0000, Paul – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<dontspa…@westgreen.freeserve.co.uk> wrote: >On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 17:02:32 GMT, Keith <rea…@mostly.com>, in >message ID <5f97rvcjd3e3footuofbgv5n9m1jupn…@4ax.com>, in the >newsgroup alt.support.hepatitis-c wrote: >>I’ve got my biopsy coming up soon too. Don’t worry about it. I’m not. >>I’ve had eye operations that you had to stay awake for. Knives cutting >>into my eye as I watched. THIS is something to worry about. A biopsy >>– no biggie. >Well let’s see. I’ve never had an eye op but I’ve had two >lumberpunctures (had meningitis twice), survived thirteen years of >drug abuse and associated withdrawals, slept rough in derelict >caravans and shop doorways in winter, survived the mental confusion of >being brought up in a cranky religious cult, and got through having an >older brother who has severe Tourette’s. You’re right. A biopsy >sounds like a piece of piss.
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Popped by the lab today to pick up my three month post tx PCR results on my way to see the doctor. So far, it looks like I got the gold nugget and not the lump of coal! The doctor doesn’t want to see my face until March, when I will re-do PCR, LFTs, ferritin, etc. as well as the neurological testing. My most important reflexes are back, but I’m still missing those in my ankles. Interferon would not be an option for me in the future should backslide, so I hope the little buggers stay well away. I’ve still got the ophthalmologist appointment to discuss the results of all the tests I did there, so that should keep me from getting weaned prematurely from the medical profession. What a fight it’s been! Limping off the battlefield and licking my wounds has been my main activity these past three, but I guess it’s time to get on with life, so tally-ho and bon courage everybody! Lana PS If someone doesn’t get what I’m talking about, I’m still "undetectable!"
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That is so awesome.. I am stoked for ya — Peace, Mike szozu <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> wrote in message news:3fb254db$0$27580$626a54ce@news.free.fr… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Popped by the lab today to pick up my three month post tx PCR results on my > way to see the doctor. So far, it looks like I got the gold nugget and not > the lump of coal! The doctor doesn’t want to see my face until March, when I > will re-do PCR, LFTs, ferritin, etc. as well as the neurological testing. My > most important reflexes are back, but I’m still missing those in my ankles. > Interferon would not be an option for me in the future should backslide, so > I hope the little buggers stay well away. I’ve still got the ophthalmologist > appointment to discuss the results of all the tests I did there, so that > should keep me from getting weaned prematurely from the medical profession. > What a fight it’s been! Limping off the battlefield and licking my wounds > has been my main activity these past three, but I guess it’s time to get on > with life, so tally-ho and bon courage everybody! > Lana > PS If someone doesn’t get what I’m talking about, I’m still "undetectable!"
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szozu <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> wrote in message news:3fb254db$0$27580$626a54ce@news.free.fr… | Popped by the lab today to pick up my three month post tx PCR results on my | way to see the doctor. So far, it looks like I got the gold nugget and not | the lump of coal! Congratulations! Was that the huge sigh of relief I heard earlier? I know deserving good news doesn’t have bugger-all to do with getting good news, but you certainly deserve it! Waterspider
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right on!!! That is wonderful news..!! Good luck Lana — Russ Tanner Palmer, Alaska email: russattannersacredotcom http://www.tannersacre.com "szozu" <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> wrote in message news:3fb254db$0$27580$626a54ce@news.free.fr… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Popped by the lab today to pick up my three month post tx PCR results on my > way to see the doctor. So far, it looks like I got the gold nugget and not > the lump of coal! The doctor doesn’t want to see my face until March, when I > will re-do PCR, LFTs, ferritin, etc. as well as the neurological testing. My > most important reflexes are back, but I’m still missing those in my ankles. > Interferon would not be an option for me in the future should backslide, so > I hope the little buggers stay well away. I’ve still got the ophthalmologist > appointment to discuss the results of all the tests I did there, so that > should keep me from getting weaned prematurely from the medical profession. > What a fight it’s been! Limping off the battlefield and licking my wounds > has been my main activity these past three, but I guess it’s time to get on > with life, so tally-ho and bon courage everybody! > Lana > PS If someone doesn’t get what I’m talking about, I’m still "undetectable!"
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Yippie!!!! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -szozu wrote: > Popped by the lab today to pick up my three month post tx PCR results on my > way to see the doctor. So far, it looks like I got the gold nugget and not > the lump of coal! The doctor doesn’t want to see my face until March, when I > will re-do PCR, LFTs, ferritin, etc. as well as the neurological testing. My > most important reflexes are back, but I’m still missing those in my ankles. > Interferon would not be an option for me in the future should backslide, so > I hope the little buggers stay well away. I’ve still got the ophthalmologist > appointment to discuss the results of all the tests I did there, so that > should keep me from getting weaned prematurely from the medical profession. > What a fight it’s been! Limping off the battlefield and licking my wounds > has been my main activity these past three, but I guess it’s time to get on > with life, so tally-ho and bon courage everybody! > Lana > PS If someone doesn’t get what I’m talking about, I’m still "undetectable!"
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Let me be the first to congratulate you Lana. (or maybe I just can’t see their posts) Hope you find those missing ankle reflexes. Bon continuation as they say. MB szozu <hoppbunny at hotmail dot com> a
