Guest guest Posted October 8, 2006 Report Share Posted October 8, 2006 Hey, I was reading the posts tonight and I got to thinking about something. My husband is genotype 1. He has had a spinal cord injury with partial paralysis from the waist down since he was 19. He worked long and hard for 20yrs like this. He has been on disability now for 6 yrs. He worked with the spinal cord injury but treatment has kicked his butt. There are a lot of side effects. Some of them are more difficult than others, but he is a fighter, he always has been. I watch him take his medicine and give him his shots. I watch him get sick, dizzy, tremble, freeze and sweat and those are the least of his worries. There is a lot goes into this treatment, both for the ones on treatment, and the family members that " go " through treatment with them. Some have it easier than others. I think what I am trying to say is fight. Don't give up. However you are treating, be it with the " chemo therapy " , alternative medicine, or prayer. Whatever it is keep doing what you feel is right for you. This does not mean copping out, but taking a long honest look at what you can do. I think sometimes we can surprise ourselves. We are lucky. We have a great support group of family and friends. God has blessed us in many ways. Yet even with all of this we get tired, lonely, and scared. I joined this group to find what I was missing and I found it. There is nothing like " cussing and discussing " with people who have been there and/or are there. My prayers are with you all. Most people truly don't realize what Hep C is or what it can do. I both fortunately and unfortunately now know. WOW, guess I needed that. Love to you all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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