Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. Got the results of the liver biopsy they did in Jan, shows I have compensated cirrhosis. Took a long time to get started, a lot of it dancing with the bureaucrats to get the coverage, the Pegassist and all that. Been almost a year since I decide to take the treatment. Then the high alpha fetoprotein thing which lead to a gastroscopy, an ultrasound, first one MRI which showed no cancer but then a 3 month wait and another one which still showed nothing, then the biopsy. I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would routinuely ignore. Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has past and no problem. They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering yet. Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. Got the results of the liver biopsy they did in Jan, shows I have compensated cirrhosis. Took a long time to get started, a lot of it dancing with the bureaucrats to get the coverage, the Pegassist and all that. Been almost a year since I decide to take the treatment. Then the high alpha fetoprotein thing which lead to a gastroscopy, an ultrasound, first one MRI which showed no cancer but then a 3 month wait and another one which still showed nothing, then the biopsy. I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would routinuely ignore. Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has past and no problem. They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering yet. Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 hey Mark! Congratulations on getting started with treatment. I don't advocate it for everone but that old cirrhosis kinda calls for it. I'm sorry you have to do it though. You know I was so nervous my first shot. I did it on a Friday nite so I could have my husband home on the weekend to take care of me. I laid down to watch a hockey game after the shot, fell asleep, forgot I did the shot the next morning. I didn't have any symptoms until about my 6th month. Fatigue set in then, later some migraines. Everyone reacts differently. Be sure you have plenty of backup meds you might need for any sides, like pain pills, muscle relaxers, sleeping pills, or whatever. Don't be afraid to ask for them. Are you on a good antidepressant? Good luck! Let us know how it goes. Alley Grand Prairie, Tx www.alleypat.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 hey Mark! Congratulations on getting started with treatment. I don't advocate it for everone but that old cirrhosis kinda calls for it. I'm sorry you have to do it though. You know I was so nervous my first shot. I did it on a Friday nite so I could have my husband home on the weekend to take care of me. I laid down to watch a hockey game after the shot, fell asleep, forgot I did the shot the next morning. I didn't have any symptoms until about my 6th month. Fatigue set in then, later some migraines. Everyone reacts differently. Be sure you have plenty of backup meds you might need for any sides, like pain pills, muscle relaxers, sleeping pills, or whatever. Don't be afraid to ask for them. Are you on a good antidepressant? Good luck! Let us know how it goes. Alley Grand Prairie, Tx www.alleypat.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 hey Mark! Congratulations on getting started with treatment. I don't advocate it for everone but that old cirrhosis kinda calls for it. I'm sorry you have to do it though. You know I was so nervous my first shot. I did it on a Friday nite so I could have my husband home on the weekend to take care of me. I laid down to watch a hockey game after the shot, fell asleep, forgot I did the shot the next morning. I didn't have any symptoms until about my 6th month. Fatigue set in then, later some migraines. Everyone reacts differently. Be sure you have plenty of backup meds you might need for any sides, like pain pills, muscle relaxers, sleeping pills, or whatever. Don't be afraid to ask for them. Are you on a good antidepressant? Good luck! Let us know how it goes. Alley Grand Prairie, Tx www.alleypat.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 hey Mark! Congratulations on getting started with treatment. I don't advocate it for everone but that old cirrhosis kinda calls for it. I'm sorry you have to do it though. You know I was so nervous my first shot. I did it on a Friday nite so I could have my husband home on the weekend to take care of me. I laid down to watch a hockey game after the shot, fell asleep, forgot I did the shot the next morning. I didn't have any symptoms until about my 6th month. Fatigue set in then, later some migraines. Everyone reacts differently. Be sure you have plenty of backup meds you might need for any sides, like pain pills, muscle relaxers, sleeping pills, or whatever. Don't be afraid to ask for them. Are you on a good antidepressant? Good luck! Let us know how it goes. Alley Grand Prairie, Tx www.alleypat.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 This brought back my first shot to me LOL. I was scared to death and nothing came of it LOL. I did start noticing that it did effect me quite a lot and the first 5 months for me were rather hard. NOT unbearable, but not comfortable either. I am on the 48 week treatment and only have 11 weeks left. I must say that most of the time I feel better than I have felt in years!!!!!!! This was a wonderful decision for me. I hope that the same goes for you too. I take 5 shots a week which was depressing at first, but it works so wonderfully that I don't mind anymore. One is the Pegasys and the others are for red and white blood counts. So if they put you on extra stuff, take it knowing that it will help in the long run. Just hang in there one week at a time. Maybe you will be one of the lucky ones and will breeze through this Good luck. <><TammieD><> > I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than > my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well > so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was > almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and > no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being > hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would > routinuely ignore. > > Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few > hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it > will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has > past and no problem. > > They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few > shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering > yet. > > Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after > all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my > self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 This brought back my first shot to me LOL. I was scared to death and nothing came of it LOL. I did start noticing that it did effect me quite a lot and the first 5 months for me were rather hard. NOT unbearable, but not comfortable either. I am on the 48 week treatment and only have 11 weeks left. I must say that most of the time I feel better than I have felt in years!!!!!!! This was a wonderful decision for me. I hope that the same goes for you too. I take 5 shots a week which was depressing at first, but it works so wonderfully that I don't mind anymore. One is the Pegasys and the others are for red and white blood counts. So if they put you on extra stuff, take it knowing that it will help in the long run. Just hang in there one week at a time. Maybe you will be one of the lucky ones and will breeze through this Good luck. <><TammieD><> > I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than > my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well > so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was > almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and > no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being > hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would > routinuely ignore. > > Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few > hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it > will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has > past and no problem. > > They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few > shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering > yet. > > Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after > all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my > self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 This brought back my first shot to me LOL. I was scared to death and nothing came of it LOL. I did start noticing that it did effect me quite a lot and the first 5 months for me were rather hard. NOT unbearable, but not comfortable either. I am on the 48 week treatment and only have 11 weeks left. I must say that most of the time I feel better than I have felt in years!!!!!!! This was a wonderful decision for me. I hope that the same goes for you too. I take 5 shots a week which was depressing at first, but it works so wonderfully that I don't mind anymore. One is the Pegasys and the others are for red and white blood counts. So if they put you on extra stuff, take it knowing that it will help in the long run. Just hang in there one week at a time. Maybe you will be one of the lucky ones and will breeze through this Good luck. <><TammieD><> > I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than > my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well > so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was > almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and > no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being > hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would > routinuely ignore. > > Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few > hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it > will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has > past and no problem. > > They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few > shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering > yet. > > Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after > all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my > self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2005 Report Share Posted February 24, 2005 This brought back my first shot to me LOL. I was scared to death and nothing came of it LOL. I did start noticing that it did effect me quite a lot and the first 5 months for me were rather hard. NOT unbearable, but not comfortable either. I am on the 48 week treatment and only have 11 weeks left. I must say that most of the time I feel better than I have felt in years!!!!!!! This was a wonderful decision for me. I hope that the same goes for you too. I take 5 shots a week which was depressing at first, but it works so wonderfully that I don't mind anymore. One is the Pegasys and the others are for red and white blood counts. So if they put you on extra stuff, take it knowing that it will help in the long run. Just hang in there one week at a time. Maybe you will be one of the lucky ones and will breeze through this Good luck. <><TammieD><> > I was so stressed i only slept about 2 hours last night, which is worse than > my usual sleep struggle but by now I know the nurse and doctor pretty well > so we were joking around a lot at today's(morning) appointment so that was > almost like a relief after all the anticipation. It's been about 7 hours and > no side effects yet, at least nothing I would have noticed except for being > hyper alert to any little thing. Stuff which on a normal day I would > routinuely ignore. > > Of course, I haven't taken the Copegesus yet, but will wait another few > hours until supper to take that. Maybe that will make it worse, maybe it > will be worse tomorrow, but so far, 1/1,152nd of a potential 48 weeks has > past and no problem. > > They did warn me that some people don't get their sides until after a few > shots so I am expecting some character building (or destroying) suffering > yet. > > Really, I am mostly feeling a sense of relief that a.)it has started after > all these years and b.)I am not thrashing around on the floor humilitaing my > self with wimp like behavior :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2005 Report Share Posted February 25, 2005 > Are you on a good antidepressant? > Not really. Try to take freshly ground flaxseed regularly and always feel better when I do. Will try be more consistent with it now. right after I wrote my previous email, I went out like a light and slept for a couple of hours. Of course, my competitive nature messed me up a bit. My original plan had been since I took the shot just before noon, that I was only going to have some fruit in the evening. But when I was still feeling good, (even better than normal perhaps buoyed by the relief of startign and als o that the shot was so easy I knew I wasn't ging to be too uch of a wimp to do it to myself, that 26 gauge needle is like nothing after the elephant bore ones they use for blood samples), I only took one instead of the two ibuprofins they recommended and ate a full supper with potatoes and tempeh in a vegetarian gravy and stuffed myself. Sort of thumbing my nose at the meds, saying " bring it " . Woke up two hours later because my heart was racing and had the chills. My wife took temperature and pulse, and it was 99+ degrees and a booming 88 beats per minute, over my usual 72 or lower resting rate. That lasted a couple of hours and then mostly abated. I was drinking a lot of water. The whole take the shot and go to bed thing seems very nice, makes sense after what I went thru last night, but for the next two weeks I have to do it at the doc's office with the nurse. Next week I will do the whole dose of ibu and do the light evening meal thing, see if that helps. There was some aches and pains but if I hadn't been watching for them, would have been the kind of stuff I would routinuely ignore if I was busy. Feel better this morning so not taking any ibu, will see how that goes. I assume it will get worse before it gets better, but so far it is relatively no big deal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2005 Report Share Posted February 25, 2005 > Are you on a good antidepressant? > Not really. Try to take freshly ground flaxseed regularly and always feel better when I do. Will try be more consistent with it now. right after I wrote my previous email, I went out like a light and slept for a couple of hours. Of course, my competitive nature messed me up a bit. My original plan had been since I took the shot just before noon, that I was only going to have some fruit in the evening. But when I was still feeling good, (even better than normal perhaps buoyed by the relief of startign and als o that the shot was so easy I knew I wasn't ging to be too uch of a wimp to do it to myself, that 26 gauge needle is like nothing after the elephant bore ones they use for blood samples), I only took one instead of the two ibuprofins they recommended and ate a full supper with potatoes and tempeh in a vegetarian gravy and stuffed myself. Sort of thumbing my nose at the meds, saying " bring it " . Woke up two hours later because my heart was racing and had the chills. My wife took temperature and pulse, and it was 99+ degrees and a booming 88 beats per minute, over my usual 72 or lower resting rate. That lasted a couple of hours and then mostly abated. I was drinking a lot of water. The whole take the shot and go to bed thing seems very nice, makes sense after what I went thru last night, but for the next two weeks I have to do it at the doc's office with the nurse. Next week I will do the whole dose of ibu and do the light evening meal thing, see if that helps. There was some aches and pains but if I hadn't been watching for them, would have been the kind of stuff I would routinuely ignore if I was busy. Feel better this morning so not taking any ibu, will see how that goes. I assume it will get worse before it gets better, but so far it is relatively no big deal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2005 Report Share Posted February 25, 2005 > Are you on a good antidepressant? > Not really. Try to take freshly ground flaxseed regularly and always feel better when I do. Will try be more consistent with it now. right after I wrote my previous email, I went out like a light and slept for a couple of hours. Of course, my competitive nature messed me up a bit. My original plan had been since I took the shot just before noon, that I was only going to have some fruit in the evening. But when I was still feeling good, (even better than normal perhaps buoyed by the relief of startign and als o that the shot was so easy I knew I wasn't ging to be too uch of a wimp to do it to myself, that 26 gauge needle is like nothing after the elephant bore ones they use for blood samples), I only took one instead of the two ibuprofins they recommended and ate a full supper with potatoes and tempeh in a vegetarian gravy and stuffed myself. Sort of thumbing my nose at the meds, saying " bring it " . Woke up two hours later because my heart was racing and had the chills. My wife took temperature and pulse, and it was 99+ degrees and a booming 88 beats per minute, over my usual 72 or lower resting rate. That lasted a couple of hours and then mostly abated. I was drinking a lot of water. The whole take the shot and go to bed thing seems very nice, makes sense after what I went thru last night, but for the next two weeks I have to do it at the doc's office with the nurse. Next week I will do the whole dose of ibu and do the light evening meal thing, see if that helps. There was some aches and pains but if I hadn't been watching for them, would have been the kind of stuff I would routinuely ignore if I was busy. Feel better this morning so not taking any ibu, will see how that goes. I assume it will get worse before it gets better, but so far it is relatively no big deal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2005 Report Share Posted February 25, 2005 > Are you on a good antidepressant? > Not really. Try to take freshly ground flaxseed regularly and always feel better when I do. Will try be more consistent with it now. right after I wrote my previous email, I went out like a light and slept for a couple of hours. Of course, my competitive nature messed me up a bit. My original plan had been since I took the shot just before noon, that I was only going to have some fruit in the evening. But when I was still feeling good, (even better than normal perhaps buoyed by the relief of startign and als o that the shot was so easy I knew I wasn't ging to be too uch of a wimp to do it to myself, that 26 gauge needle is like nothing after the elephant bore ones they use for blood samples), I only took one instead of the two ibuprofins they recommended and ate a full supper with potatoes and tempeh in a vegetarian gravy and stuffed myself. Sort of thumbing my nose at the meds, saying " bring it " . Woke up two hours later because my heart was racing and had the chills. My wife took temperature and pulse, and it was 99+ degrees and a booming 88 beats per minute, over my usual 72 or lower resting rate. That lasted a couple of hours and then mostly abated. I was drinking a lot of water. The whole take the shot and go to bed thing seems very nice, makes sense after what I went thru last night, but for the next two weeks I have to do it at the doc's office with the nurse. Next week I will do the whole dose of ibu and do the light evening meal thing, see if that helps. There was some aches and pains but if I hadn't been watching for them, would have been the kind of stuff I would routinuely ignore if I was busy. Feel better this morning so not taking any ibu, will see how that goes. I assume it will get worse before it gets better, but so far it is relatively no big deal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2005 Report Share Posted February 26, 2005 In a message dated 2/24/2005 5:37:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, gourdmad@... writes: Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. My thoughts and prayers will be with you. Congrats on getting through the bureaucracy. Feel free to vent without notice. We all do. Slay those DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2005 Report Share Posted February 26, 2005 In a message dated 2/24/2005 5:37:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, gourdmad@... writes: Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. My thoughts and prayers will be with you. Congrats on getting through the bureaucracy. Feel free to vent without notice. We all do. Slay those DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2005 Report Share Posted February 26, 2005 In a message dated 2/24/2005 5:37:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, gourdmad@... writes: Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. My thoughts and prayers will be with you. Congrats on getting through the bureaucracy. Feel free to vent without notice. We all do. Slay those DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 26, 2005 Report Share Posted February 26, 2005 In a message dated 2/24/2005 5:37:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, gourdmad@... writes: Went in and had the nurse show me how to do the shots and had the first one today. Took a bunch of blood tests, including HCV RNA Quantitative, which will be redone in 10 weeks and if not having a 2 log reduction will cease the treatment. My thoughts and prayers will be with you. Congrats on getting through the bureaucracy. Feel free to vent without notice. We all do. Slay those DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for our turn!!) But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live your life as much as you can. Wishing you strength, faith and good results! Micky in Brazil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for our turn!!) But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live your life as much as you can. Wishing you strength, faith and good results! Micky in Brazil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for our turn!!) But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live your life as much as you can. Wishing you strength, faith and good results! Micky in Brazil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for our turn!!) But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live your life as much as you can. Wishing you strength, faith and good results! Micky in Brazil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 HI.Side-effects with the Peg or Roche pegasys varies from individual to individual but it.s much less then the old combo.Go for it and ignore the side-effects,it.s part of the game and as a football player you know you cannot change the rules .This game will be tafter then ordinary but you.re going to win,homerun all the way.Willem. Re: started treatment today > > > Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side > effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after > all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for > our turn!!) > > But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live > your life as much as you can. > > Wishing you strength, faith and good results! > Micky in Brazil > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 HI.Side-effects with the Peg or Roche pegasys varies from individual to individual but it.s much less then the old combo.Go for it and ignore the side-effects,it.s part of the game and as a football player you know you cannot change the rules .This game will be tafter then ordinary but you.re going to win,homerun all the way.Willem. Re: started treatment today > > > Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side > effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after > all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for > our turn!!) > > But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live > your life as much as you can. > > Wishing you strength, faith and good results! > Micky in Brazil > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2005 Report Share Posted February 28, 2005 HI.Side-effects with the Peg or Roche pegasys varies from individual to individual but it.s much less then the old combo.Go for it and ignore the side-effects,it.s part of the game and as a football player you know you cannot change the rules .This game will be tafter then ordinary but you.re going to win,homerun all the way.Willem. Re: started treatment today > > > Wish you all the luck in the world!! when and if you get side > effects, I think you must so prepared that they won't be bad ( after > all the information we gather from other hpeers, whillst waiting for > our turn!!) > > But don't keep waiting for things to hapen, just go out and live > your life as much as you can. > > Wishing you strength, faith and good results! > Micky in Brazil > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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