Re: I think Treatment actually helped me.

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Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6 months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOOI wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure.Sharon in NW WashingtonKnitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde I think Treatment actually helped me.Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOLBrei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLoveJanet

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Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6 months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOOI wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure.Sharon in NW WashingtonKnitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde I think Treatment actually helped me.Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOLBrei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLoveJanet

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Happy Birthday Janet!! It's great to hear a story of such a vibrant person enjoying life.

Mike

Subject: I think Treatment actually helped me.To: hepatitis_c_central Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 10:37 PM

Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL

Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.

I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.

Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.

I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get.

I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.

I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??

Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove

Janet

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Frederick Faber

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Happy Birthday Janet!! It's great to hear a story of such a vibrant person enjoying life.

Mike

Subject: I think Treatment actually helped me.To: hepatitis_c_central Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 10:37 PM

Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL

Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.

I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.

Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.

I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get.

I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.

I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??

Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove

Janet

"There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go"

Frederick Faber

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Thanks for the Birthday greetings. I just feel so good that I had to share. After feeling so bad for so long, I feel like a new woman. I am going to make it!!! Love JanetSHARON CROSBY wrote: Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6

months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOO I wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure. Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde I think Treatment actually helped me. Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game. I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then

went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track. Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough. I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking. I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it?? Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20.

LOLLove Janet "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber

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Thanks for the Birthday greetings. I just feel so good that I had to share. After feeling so bad for so long, I feel like a new woman. I am going to make it!!! Love JanetSHARON CROSBY wrote: Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6

months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOO I wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure. Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde I think Treatment actually helped me. Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game. I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then

went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track. Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough. I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking. I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it?? Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20.

LOLLove Janet "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber

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Thanks Mike. Lately I feel like someone has given me a new lease on life. And I am going to keep this feeling. Love Janetm human wrote: Happy Birthday Janet!! It's great to hear a story of such a vibrant person enjoying life. Mike--- On

Sat, 4/19/08, Janet <doc_jade> wrote: From: Janet <doc_jade>Subject: I think Treatment actually helped me.To: hepatitis_c_central Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 10:37 PM Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game. I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked

off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track. Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough. I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here

and ticking. I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it?? Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove Janet "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber

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Thanks Mike. Lately I feel like someone has given me a new lease on life. And I am going to keep this feeling. Love Janetm human wrote: Happy Birthday Janet!! It's great to hear a story of such a vibrant person enjoying life. Mike--- On

Sat, 4/19/08, Janet <doc_jade> wrote: From: Janet <doc_jade>Subject: I think Treatment actually helped me.To: hepatitis_c_central Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 10:37 PM Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game. I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked

off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track. Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough. I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here

and ticking. I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it?? Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove Janet "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber

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Happy, Happy Birthday, young lady! Your saga is truly inspirational

to us all. I, too, have been feeling better and better without

reaching SVR. I am doing a lot more lately and haven't had those

bouts of depression I used to. However, YOU take the B'day Cake, with

all that great excersizing!

>

> Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football

field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can

hear the friday night games during football season with out having a

ticket. LOL

> Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance

during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves

the game.

> I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing

the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so

I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and

down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage

her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up

and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I

have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to

start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5

times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile

around the track.

> Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well

enough.

> I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But

I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get.

> I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working.

I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my

liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.

> I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3

times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that

I do it??

> Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo

Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old

fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did

today at 20. LOL

> Love

> Janet

>

>

> " There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy

everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go "

> Frederick Faber

>

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There's a song in there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good".Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment actually helped me.Thanks for the Birthday greetings.I just feel so good that I had to share. After feeling so bad for so long, I feel like a new woman. I am going to make it!!!LoveJanetSHARON CROSBY wrote:Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6 months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOOI wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure.Sharon in NW WashingtonKnitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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Good for you as well, Janet. You've lost weight and done things that will increase your life span as well as make you feel better.Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde I think Treatment actually helped me.Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOLBrei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLoveJanet"There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go"Frederick Faber

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happy birthday janet!!!!!!!and good for you having fun and enjoying yrself,your def not a old fart!!!!Janet wrote: Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the

game. I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track. Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough. I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get. I drink my

grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking. I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it?? Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove Janet "There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go" Frederick Faber

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Brown! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWcNiebYGuo SHARON CROSBY wrote: There's a song in there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good". Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment actually helped me. Thanks for the Birthday

greetings. I just feel so good that I had to share. After feeling so bad for so long, I feel like a new woman. I am going to make it!!! Love JanetSHARON CROSBY <csharonxoxomsn> wrote: Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6 months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOO I wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure. Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible.

Alison Hyde

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That's the one!! I love that expression. I was exhausted last night after a thorough clean of the main floor of my tiny house. Couldn't have done another thing if I tried, but I'm up at 9:30 (used to sleep til noon and then hate to get us) and raring to go. Today, between expected showers, I'm gonna run the tiller and rake some rocks. A gardener is coming, I will help him and perhaps spread some bark in the finished gardens.Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment actually helped me. Brown! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWcNiebYGuo SHARON CROSBY wrote:There's a song in there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good".Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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Janet,

Firstly *smacks you* for not cluing us in on your birthday!!!!

Happy Birthday to you

Happy Birthday to you

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR JANET!

Happy Birthday to you!!!!

And secondly, what a wonderwoman you are! I have no doubt at all that you'll reach that 5x3 goal! Well done you!

Luv

anne

You don't have to be handicapped to be different.Everybody's different!Kim Peek

I think Treatment actually helped me.

Today, I got out with my daughter and husband at the local football field. It is just right around the corner from my house. Yeah we can hear the friday night games during football season with out having a ticket. LOL

Brei-baby wanted to do some wind sprints to build endurance during her soccer games. She is a excellent soccer player and loves the game.

I decided to walk the track while they worked on the field doing the wind sprints. I walked 2 miles on the track, it is marked off, so I was able to count my laps. Then my daughter decided to run up and down the bleachers. It looked kinda fun. So I decided to encourage her, and I ran the bleachers with her. Okay I kind of walked fast up and down the bleachers. I thought my knee would give me trouble as I have arthritis in it. But I was careful to use the other knee to start my steps. And I did it, I made it up and down those bleachers 5 times. And then went with them for cool down lap for another mile around the track.

Folks, I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. I just wasn't well enough.

I am simply amazed at what I can do. I have not reached SVR. But I am doing every thing I can to make my life as good as it can get.

I drink my grapefruit juice every day, and I think it is working. I use my milk thistles. And I believe that the treatment did heal my liver. The virus is not gone, but I am still here and ticking.

I told my husband that I am going to work up to doing 5 miles, 3 times a week. That is my ulimate goal. How much you want to bet that I do it??

Oh and I just had a birthday, I am 55 now. So nanner nanner Poo Poo who says that you can't do the same things when you are a old fart as you did when you were a kid. I couldn't do the things I did today at 20. LOLLove

Janet

"There are souls in this world that have the gift of finding joy everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go"

Frederick Faber

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Yeah, it's called "I feel good" by Brown! LOL!

Luv

anne

You don't have to be handicapped to be different.Everybody's different!Kim Peek

Re: I think Treatment actually helped me.

Thanks for the Birthday greetings.

I just feel so good that I had to share. After feeling so bad for so long, I feel like a new woman. I am going to make it!!!

Love

JanetSHARON CROSBY wrote:

Happy Birthday, Janet and I truly agree. I can use our rototiller better now than just a bare 6 months ago, for sure. I recently turned 65 and am able to do more than I have been able to do in years. WHOO HOO

I wouldn't bet against you, friend, that's for sure.

Sharon in NW Washington

Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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That's the one, by golly. lolSharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment actually helped me.There's a song in there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good".Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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You GO, Sharon, so glad you are feeling well enough to do things again! SHARON CROSBY wrote: That's the one!! I love that expression. I was exhausted last night after a thorough clean of the main floor of my tiny house. Couldn't have done another thing if I tried, but I'm up at 9:30 (used to sleep til noon and then hate

to get us) and raring to go. Today, between expected showers, I'm gonna run the tiller and rake some rocks. A gardener is coming, I will help him and perhaps spread some bark in the finished gardens. Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment

actually helped me. Brown! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWcNiebYGuo SHARON CROSBY <csharonxoxomsn> wrote: There's a song in

there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good". Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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You GO, Sharon, so glad you are feeling well enough to do things again! SHARON CROSBY wrote: That's the one!! I love that expression. I was exhausted last night after a thorough clean of the main floor of my tiny house. Couldn't have done another thing if I tried, but I'm up at 9:30 (used to sleep til noon and then hate

to get us) and raring to go. Today, between expected showers, I'm gonna run the tiller and rake some rocks. A gardener is coming, I will help him and perhaps spread some bark in the finished gardens. Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde Re: I think Treatment

actually helped me. Brown! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWcNiebYGuo SHARON CROSBY <csharonxoxomsn> wrote: There's a song in

there somewhere, don't remember who sang it, but it says " I feel good". Sharon in NW Washington Knitting is...time and love made tangible. Alison Hyde

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Happy Birthday Janet!

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