Sue from Toronto is doing rather well.
As our American cousins would no doubt say, you go girl!
Is a year since I was diagnosed with hepC and almost three months since completing combo therapy. Now that treatment is finished, there’s not as much relevant material to post in the blog – life is flying [...]

Rule 2
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
It seems that there is a certain demographic of Hep C people who view the medical profession as their enemies, this leads to potential conflicts in treatment. My view is that it is a team effort in beating the virus, to wage war effectively you need all [...]

Martin has some excellect “rules” at his site, well worth a read.
Let me chip a few of my own in over the next few weeks.
Rule 1
A very dear friend of mine, who has had a lot of experience of chronic illness in his family over the years, hammered away at me with this until [...]

You get to thinking, about life, death and the whole hep c thing.
You start to think “could things be any worse than this?”
The answer is of course yes……

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Well another milestone, the fourth Interferon injection completed, the first box of syringes empty and only 11 more boxes left to go
Week 3 hit me hard, in essence I spent from the Tuesday to the Saturday in bed but I think I know why. My sleeping pattern is shot with the result that [...]

And so on and so forth….
Not a lot different from week two if truth be told. Have felt a little rougher and a little more tired with probably the main difference being that concentration seems more difficult. I was trying to work out on the Monday what the date would be on the Friday but [...]