I didn’t have any flu stuff first shot, for me it was the second. Nothing too bad, just feels like you have been beaten up. In my case that was by far the worst week for the flu stuff, its hardly even notciable after that.

Good luck and keep in touch!

>kes

Good luck with that, it was filmed just a few miles from where I am from and I struggle to understand the accents :)

In the meantime you seem over;y concerned about the gay spotting thing. Rest assured my abilities only extend to the full on gay gentlemen, should you have had one drink too many one night and found yourself in the arms of a muscular yet sensitive lover I won’t be able to tell. :)

I called Friday V-V day - Victory over the Virus. I can visualize the drugs kicking ass.

Plan to look for Kes.

Jail and Vegas? Care to share?

I have to say I disagree with a few things, anything I don’t point out, I agree with you 100%.

>>I don’t know anybody who is single and happy.

I do, but I can’t see why.

>>I can tell if somebody is Gay from a distance of 500 yards

I have met gays that say this and thought, “horseshit”, but for the gays that claim “gaydar” I suspect it is them, well, spouting horseshit.

>>I was once banned from 3 supermarkets in my home town.

That sounds intriguing, please tell. My only claim to fame is a justified 7Eleven banning.

I am fortunate enough, in life, to be pretty healthy but what advice can you offer that may cross over into other peoples lives, for both HepC sufferers and not, for example:

With respect to dealing with the disease and associated problems, what would you do differently in your life, now and in your treatment?

What can you pass on to people in a similar boat, I have a feeling that you may be able to encourage people? :-)

cheers

Tracey