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Survived biopsy! good results!

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Mark - 15 Dec 2005 03:17 GMT
I had my biopsy last Wed and actually survived it. As everyone said
the mental part of dreading it was worse than the procedure. Took at
look at the needle afterwards and it was a big sucker.

Got the results back today.   Grade = 1   Stage = 1/2
I was afraid it would be far worse. I feel much better knowing than
wondering all through tx.

I start tx Friday on pegasys and NM283 in place of the ribovirin for
the clinical trial.     Geno = 1a    VL = 9.5 million

I am starting to feel better after switching to a low fat, no
processed sugar diet and exercising several times a week. Lost about
10 lbs in last 2 months. Oh, yeah, I guess no alcohol has helped since
I use to drink every day. Now I drink almost exclusively water.

First time since I found out I had HCV that I felt like there may be
light at the end of the tunnel. I know it is a very long 48 week
tunnel but, I think I am physically and mentally ready to get started
on the journey.

Mark
chester field - 15 Dec 2005 04:22 GMT
not up to making liverwvurst sangies, tho I bet  8-)

chester

>I had my biopsy last Wed and actually survived it. As everyone said
> the mental part of dreading it was worse than the procedure. Took at
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> Mark
Russ - 15 Dec 2005 15:12 GMT
> I start tx Friday on pegasys and NM283 in place of the ribovirin for
> the clinical trial.     Geno = 1a    VL = 9.5 million

Mark, the best of luck on the treatment. I'll be watching out for your posts
re: with the NM283 and not using the Ribaviran. Man that stuff sucked, the
anemia was like being a 100 years old.

russ

>I had my biopsy last Wed and actually survived it. As everyone said
> the mental part of dreading it was worse than the procedure. Took at
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> Mark
mags - 15 Dec 2005 20:38 GMT
Best of Luck to you Mark.  We will all be watching your progress with this
new drug.

Mags
also stage 1
>I had my biopsy last Wed and actually survived it. As everyone said
> the mental part of dreading it was worse than the procedure. Took at
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> Mark
pajaritaflora - 16 Dec 2005 03:27 GMT
> I had my biopsy last Wed and actually survived it. As everyone said
> the mental part of dreading it was worse than the procedure. Took at
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> Mark

Good luck to you Mark. I'm glad you got the biopsy.

:)
Mary Ann
 
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