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JimmyK


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Greetings again.

I sure do wish you Peace of Mind. Your concerns are not valid. You do NOT have HepC. wink



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No, that won't happen. I answered your other post in the New Members section. 



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hepcbybirth


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Hello there I am a 27 year old female. At 19 I found out I had contracted Hep C from my mom. I did pegasus treatment and since then have tested negative for a viral load. However I still test positive for the antibody. Can I still transmit the disease to others? I am concerned that my 9 month old daughter and my husband of 6 years may have become infected. This fear is eating me alive. Would if I have harmed them? Does anyone have experience with this. PS my husband is aware of my condition.



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