Comments on: Go Hard, Go Heavy or Go Home - Week 31

By: Rafael aka: sorebones

Rafael aka: sorebones — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 21:12:15 +0000

Whenever I read someones inspirational, I feel like there is something to taking my injections besides the pegasys outrageous costs seem to be my major emothinal set-back. I’ve only had two injections, but from what I’ve been told “are the hardest adapting to”. The only side effects I seem to have so far is I’m tired more tha usual, but I’m just getting older. My wife is my greatest support, even more than myself. I still take 3-4 YOGA classes and 2-3 Pilates classes weekly, plus I work full time in a health food store. I have never been a quitter and I’m not starting NOW, nor do I pray anyone else will quit. GOD speed to a healther future TO ALL!!!
Sincerlly::: sorebones aka: Rafael

By: Hep C Boy

Hep C Boy — Mon, 01 May 2006 14:51:21 +0000

>my question is that okay you have treatment and are cured !!! but who is to say that you will not contract it again?

I don’t really understand what you are asking. Its like saying if you get run over by a car whats to stop it happening again! Hep C is hard to catch, not injecting drugs will cover 80-90% of the risk, its really very easy to avoid.

By: gpsytra

gpsytra — Sun, 30 Apr 2006 09:48:57 +0000

hello just found this site. my question is that okay you have treatment and are cured !!! but who is to say that you will not contract it again??? i have not had the treatment and so far am keeping okay. eat sensibly. vegetarian. i take milkthistle and schizandra. anyone from the channel islands. gt britain. on this site ????

By: Elizabeth Anne

Elizabeth Anne — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 14:56:40 +0000

Hi Hep C Boy, Thinking about you this morning and hoping all is well. Keeping you and yours in my thoughts and prayers.

Anne

By: Hep C Boy

Hep C Boy — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:20:53 +0000

Good luck with the book, I’ll be sure to pick a copy up when its on sale.

Keep the faith.

By: suzy

suzy — Sat, 15 Apr 2006 22:21:16 +0000

Hi,
I can completely identify with you! Although I found my 48 wks of treatment very rough, physically and emotionally, it was not terrible EVERY day. And I remained grateful and positive throughout. I relapsed after treatment ended, but hep c has changed my life for the better in many, many ways. My book, “Hepatitis C Through A Patient’s Eyes”, will be available May 16 through amazon.com. Buy on that date and I’m including several valuable bonuses. Including an audio interview I did with Dr Melissa Palmer, and a way to get her book, “Hepatits & Liver Disease” for free! Having read your blogs, I really think you can relate to what I wrote. Keep up the good work!