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Matt Chris


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Hello Lisa and welcome to the forum.

You have found a good place to get real world information on both current treatments and future trial / treatments.

Best advise is to know your bodies and liver status / condition so you can make a correct decision on timing your treatment.

There are a lot of new Meds. coming down the road in the next 2 years.

Hoping the best for you.

Matt 



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"And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make"

61 year old Geno type A1, F4 Cirrhotic, started 24 weeks on Harvoni 12-17-14 ,EOT-5 week = UND, 8-31-15 =UND , SVR-24 Baby YES! 
tomyboy


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Welcome....you will find some great people on this site with lots of experience and information. 



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Geno type 1,��after 20 YEARS Harvoni finally arrived....after six prior treatments...�Began harvoni for 24 weeks.....30 days viral count....STILL 0.......Tom now HEP C and Cancer FREE

Biggyb


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Welcome Lisa, stick around. Some great people here with a lot of info. Try the search at top for any topic you're looking for.



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58 yo..Relapsed in 99 and again in 2004. Started triple therapy with Victrelis July 22,2012.  genotype 1a. week 8,12,16,24 VL Undetectable..E.O.T -- 6-22-2013,,,EOT + 24., UND. 

SVR !!!

 

~Bob~
lpetie


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I found this site tonight and have been reading for hours. Wanted to say Hello. I am holding out on treatment, hoping for some of the new treatments to pan out.  I have Hep C 1. I have had to get life in order, while I stay current on treatment options. Thank you all for sharing. Just the reading gives me courage to move forward, as I have been stuck since getting diagnosis. I guess I go into denial, and act as if I do not have this affliction. So thank you for the forum.



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Cinnamon Girl


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Hi Lisa, welcome!  Thanks for introducing yourself to us, I`m glad you`re finding inspiration here.

I`m sure a lot of us can relate to what you`re saying, getting the diagnosis of Hep C usually comes as quite a shock and can take a while to come to terms with.  It is very treatable though and it`s really well worth looking into your options.

Many of our members with genotype 1 have successfully cleared the virus with the current triple therapy treatments (with victrelis or incivek) and there are new medicines in the pipeline if you can wait.   A lot depends on the condition of your liver.  Have you had a biopsy since your diagnosis?

Keep reading, and stay in touch! smile  ~ Jill

 



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Jill 

(71 yo, lives in UK)

Was Gen 3a, 

24wks Peg Ifn/Riba, Sep 2010 - Mch 2011

UND @ Wk.4, UND @ EOT, 

SVR Nov 2011 --> Still UND @ EOT + 4 yrs.

 

 
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