you made it and so glad take the time now to regroup you have earned it my friend
Sierrajen said
Nov 4, 2014
Wow Kristi, you have done what i knew I couldn't do. you are my newest hero. hugs
Jen
TazKat said
Nov 4, 2014
wow. Congrats to u Kristi. u made it. sometimes it seemed like I couldn't do another day. but I knew I had to.it just shows u how strong u really are. so glad for u!!!!!!
Greg D said
Nov 2, 2014
This is simply excellent news Kristi! Keep the good news coming.
LC said
Nov 2, 2014
48 weeks, wow! It's sounds like you went through the wringer and came out all the better for it. You certainly do deserve that SVR!
I shall honor you with a Snoopy dance.
Fireman Rob said
Nov 1, 2014
Nice Work Kristi!
My hat goes off to you for hanging through the hard stuff for so long.
Enjoy your Hep free life.
-Rob
Ro said
Nov 1, 2014
Very good news! So happy for you!
mallani said
Nov 1, 2014
Hi Kristi,
Congrats from me as well. I have a soft spot for Victrelis 48-weekers and I'm so happy you got the deserved result. It'll take a while to recover but enjoy life. CheersXX
hrsetrdr said
Nov 1, 2014
Kristi,
It's great news, and always good to hear from a fellow Victrelis alumni reporting SVR! So happy for you.
Cinnamon Girl said
Nov 1, 2014
What excellent news, Kristi, congratulations to you, you`ve done it!!!
So pleased to hear your wonderful news, it takes a lot of determination and strength of will to get through 48 weeks of treatment and you should be very proud of what you`ve done! Yes, it`s taken a year out of your life but you`ll have your health and a better life ahead of you, and I`m sure you`ll feel even better as time goes on and you continue to recover.
Thanks so much for sharing your good news, and what a great inspiration to others this is!!
Do keep in touch and enjoy every day of your hard earned new Hep C free life!!
Brownie said
Nov 1, 2014
48 weeks, what a Champ you are! It's a wonderful feeling to succeed, isn't it. Like being reborn or getting a do-over! Smile, the world is yours to enjoy!
Tig said
Nov 1, 2014
Wow!!! Congratulations Kristi! You're going to really enjoy all the improvements to come and they will come. I know you're enjoying the freedom from all that medication and all the requirements that protocol demanded. It took me every bit of 6 months to clear those drugs, so you should be noticing the improvements already. This will be a special Christmas and New Year for you, enjoy them and your new Hep free life! That has to be one of the best gifts ever!!!
WOOT!!
Tig
Matt Chris said
Nov 1, 2014
kristi6 wrote:All I say to all newcomers is to hang in there, try to manage the side effects as they come, the best you can. And to everyone that have been non-responders is to hang in there too, as there are new and successful treatments coming available almost continuously. We can do it and beat this thing!!!
Hey Kristi
Super congrats on making to SVR and thank you for all your support and encouragement through the years
matt
lilbit said
Nov 1, 2014
Awesome girl. So happy for you. Love to hear the victories instead of all the horror stores.
Milliganus said
Nov 1, 2014
Congrats Kristi. What an inspiration to me. I was always to chicken to try the 48 week treatments. I think you can officially say you are CURED!!!
Isiscat2011 said
Nov 1, 2014
Excellent news! You did it the hard way, my friend, and I could not be happier for you. Kickin it old school for 48 weeks. Well done!!
pl1952 said
Nov 1, 2014
WOW!!! 48 weeks of treatment! Congratulations Kristi! This is absolutely awesome!
kristi6 said
Nov 1, 2014
Hi everyone!
Well,Good News! I'm 4 months post treatment now and undetected! Hep C Free!!! 48 wks was pretty rough. But, I knew it was only temporary, so that got me through. I didn't need any adjustments to my med's. My hemoglobin got to a low of 90, but I persevered, knowing it was almost over and that it was still working. My hair thinned out about 80%. But, it was all well worth it to get rid of the virus. Taking 1 year basically off from life adds many more healthy years ahead! I pretty well just did what I had to do and rested 80% of the time during my 48wks on treatment. Its only been almost 4 months, but I feel so much better and have alot more energy, than I remember in a long time, even before i began treatment. Its only been a few months, but being on tx already seems like a distant memory!
All I say to all newcomers is to hang in there, try to manage the side effects as they come, the best you can. And to everyone that have been non-responders is to hang in there too, as there are new and successful treatments coming available almost continuously. We can do it and beat this thing!!!
Also, I want to thank everyone for their continued support and words of wisdom and encouragement. I continue to visit the forum regularly and stay posted and offer my experience, strength and hope to beat this virus!
I'm soooo happy to finally have rid this virus!!!!!!! I know I have 1 more test at 6 months and a another fibro scan Dec 28th. But, I'm thinking and feeling positive!!!
you made it and so glad take the time now to regroup you have earned it my friend
Jen
wow. Congrats to u Kristi. u made it. sometimes it seemed like I couldn't do another day. but I knew I had to.it just shows u how strong u really are. so glad for u!!!!!!
This is simply excellent news Kristi! Keep the good news coming.
48 weeks, wow! It's sounds like you went through the wringer and came out all the better for it. You certainly do deserve that SVR!
I shall honor you with a Snoopy dance.
Nice Work Kristi!
My hat goes off to you for hanging through the hard stuff for so long.
Enjoy your Hep free life.
-Rob
Very good news! So happy for you!
Hi Kristi,
Congrats from me as well. I have a soft spot for Victrelis 48-weekers and I'm so happy you got the deserved result. It'll take a while to recover but enjoy life. CheersXX
It's great news, and always good to hear from a fellow Victrelis alumni reporting SVR! So happy for you.
What excellent news, Kristi, congratulations to you, you`ve done it!!!
So pleased to hear your wonderful news, it takes a lot of determination and strength of will to get through 48 weeks of treatment and you should be very proud of what you`ve done! Yes, it`s taken a year out of your life but you`ll have your health and a better life ahead of you, and I`m sure you`ll feel even better as time goes on and you continue to recover.
Thanks so much for sharing your good news, and what a great inspiration to others this is!!
Do keep in touch and enjoy every day of your hard earned new Hep C free life!!
48 weeks, what a Champ you are! It's a wonderful feeling to succeed, isn't it. Like being reborn or getting a do-over! Smile, the world is yours to enjoy!
Wow!!! Congratulations Kristi! You're going to really enjoy all the improvements to come and they will come. I know you're enjoying the freedom from all that medication and all the requirements that protocol demanded. It took me every bit of 6 months to clear those drugs, so you should be noticing the improvements already. This will be a special Christmas and New Year for you, enjoy them and your new Hep free life! That has to be one of the best gifts ever!!!
WOOT!!
Tig
Hey Kristi
Super congrats on making to SVR and thank you for all your support and encouragement through the years
matt
Congrats Kristi. What an inspiration to me. I was always to chicken to try the 48 week treatments. I think you can officially say you are CURED!!!
Excellent news!
You did it the hard way, my friend, and I could not be happier for you. Kickin it old school for 48 weeks. Well done!!
WOW!!! 48 weeks of treatment! Congratulations Kristi! This is absolutely awesome!
Hi everyone!
Well,Good News! I'm 4 months post treatment now and undetected! Hep C Free!!!
48 wks was pretty rough. But, I knew it was only temporary, so that got me through. I didn't need any adjustments to my med's. My hemoglobin got to a low of 90, but I persevered, knowing it was almost over and that it was still working. My hair thinned out about 80%. But, it was all well worth it to get rid of the virus. Taking 1 year basically off from life adds many more healthy years ahead!
I pretty well just did what I had to do and rested 80% of the time during my 48wks on treatment. Its only been almost 4 months, but I feel so much better and have alot more energy, than I remember in a long time, even before i began treatment. Its only been a few months, but being on tx already seems like a distant memory!
All I say to all newcomers is to hang in there, try to manage the side effects as they come, the best you can. And to everyone that have been non-responders is to hang in there too, as there are new and successful treatments coming available almost continuously. We can do it and beat this thing!!!
Also, I want to thank everyone for their continued support and words of wisdom and encouragement. I continue to visit the forum regularly and stay posted and offer my experience, strength and hope to beat this virus!
I'm soooo happy to finally have rid this virus!!!!!!! I know I have 1 more test at 6 months and a another fibro scan Dec 28th. But, I'm thinking and feeling positive!!!
Will be in touch, Take Care Everyone! xo