Awesome!!  I get my blood test here in the next few days and hope to have the same result!  Enjoy the celebration :)

Alan!!  I have a HUGE smile on my face right now.  Very, very happy.  It was All worth it!  Love your pic, even though it's laying down, hehehe.  That's an hcv-free wildman smile, hehehe! 

Great news for a great guy way to go

Bill and Family

You guys are my family, and I have so enjoyed reading your remarks. Now, take a look at this crazed wildman (in the photo, attached). This was at the ski slopes on MLK Monday while teaching adaptive snowboarding to some Warfighter Sports Program participants. Wish I could make it stand up instead of lay down, but it just won't cooperate.

Wow Alan I remember when you landed here, and your already done, done, done. 

SVR...Hip Hip Huzzah!!!!Hip Hip Huzzah!!!, Hip Hip HUZZAH!!!!!!

so cool.

smiling with you

Iris

Magnificent News, News. I am sharing your grin as I write... I can't help it, it really is gratifying to hear such wonderful outcomes.

Congrads! Your grin is contagious....cause you just put a smile on my face!!! So happy for you!

Congratulations Alan!

Oil that bike up for spring. Your going to be using it a lot.

Alan

Smiling and imagining how great you must feel.  Long road glad it's over for you You deserve  it

Still Smiling

Excellent result. We need some kind of data base to keep track of the results to compare to the documented results we keep reading about. 

Think this will be a good year for us !!

That is great news Alan. So happy for you.

Ken

Brilliant, Alan!

Party on...

Love Steff xx

congratz, this is proof that 3 months post tx und=SVR

Yes, another success story and just what we wanted to hear... very well done, Alan, I couldn`t be more pleased for you!  Congratulations, you did it!!!   

Go out and celebrate some more, you deserve it!  ~ Jill

Awesome, i am grinning too !!

The best news ever.  I found myself grinning also.  You must feel reborn. 

Alan,

Great news, I bet you're grinnin' so hard that it hurts!

Alan, Kudo's. I really need to hear outcomes like yours. As a third timer, my big fear is that I won't get to SVR. Anytime someones has to drop out or relapses - of course I gloom on to that and think it will happen to me.

Your SVR is it like being in a meeting and seeing someone get a medallion, it shows that it can be done. Gives us all hope.

Alan,

Fantastic news mate. You have been an inspiration to us all, and you have the deserved result. Enjoy!!

Saturday and Monday were spent at Whitetail Mountain Resort teaching adaptive snowboarding to a class of four Warfighter Sports guys. By Monday evening these guys were on the intermediate slopes and cutting up the mountain. What a great feeling to see your students do so well in such a short time. Then when I returned home I received an email from my nurse practitioner saying the last bloods came back UND, so I have achieved SVR. I just sat there and grinned. This morning the grin is still there. Preparing for a short trip to All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, FL to do some network integration work, coming home Friday evening. I suppose that is when the real celebration will begin.

I have to take a moment to thank all you wonderful folks for helping me through this whole ordeal. I was blessed to find you. Now the work of maintaining some liver function remains, and I look forward to it. 

Alan

Thanks, guys. I appreciate it. And Tim, the grin is something like a mule eating briars. If you ever saw one pulling his lips back to keep from getting stuck with the briars, that's me. Lotta' teefs.

Alan