In spurts and sputters,
I have pushed and pulled,
At the clutter, the filth, the junk unfiled,
Buildups of the year 'on leave'.
Little headway,
All else suffers,
Done for awhile.
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my blog of Hep C - starting 5 months into treatment, 6 months post, and on to SVR.
Ample
About Me
Healthy, strong, optimistic, and still surprised to learn I had Hepatitis C for who knows how long (viral load 11,700,000; genotype 1b). But finally after some seriously big decisions, 48 weeks of killing treatment, and 6 months of waiting, I'm now SVR (as of 9/21/07) and that means I did it.
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2007
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March
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- Here's how it happens
- My first run
- To not forget
- "The Headache" B' minor
- Bitch, bitch, moan
- New growth spotted
- What a day 3
- Ample returns
- Music Festival
- All the difference
- Solid sleep
- Saturday morning inclusion
- Afternoon
- Morning
- Power watching
- (Surprise) Last night, I
- Night wonders
- Anemic rampage
- Well, I'm not crazy
- Post treatment warning label
- Two days free
- Just me and my fire, my journal, my doll, my sand:
- The Last Minute
- Brilliant, beautiful, new
- The first goodbye
- Patience
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Labels
- 10th month of Tx (30)
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- 9th month of Tx (33)
- alcohol (3)
- dreams (10)
- fast (1)
- fasting (8)
- favorite (4)
- first posting (1)
- first running log (1)
- floating (14)
- hair loss (4)
- photo (2)
- poems (96)
- recovery 1st month (22)
- recovery 2nd month (17)
- recovery 3rd month (15)
- recovery 4th month (21)
- recovery 5th month (21)
- recovery 6th month (22)
- recovery final (12)
- reduced dose (7)
- SVR (1)
- The Headache (10)
- visual disturbance (10)
Sites to See
- Funny Blood (SVR)
- Hep C forum (hep)
- Liver Log (SVR)
- Me (hep tx)
- Minerva's Blog
- My Hep C Adventure (hep tx)
- Show me the movie that doesn't deal in black and white (SVR)
- The Swamp Momalogues (hep tx)
- an uncertain journey through HCV (SVR)
- here are the young men, the weight on their sholders - The Mighty C (SVR)
- teastarwitch - my hep c diary (hep tx)
3 comments:
Every horizontal surface in my house is filled with papers: lab reports, insurance forms, FMLA forms, books, bank statements, coupons that have expired, pictures that need to be filed in albums. Horizontal Surface Disease - another side effect of treatment that isn't listed in the warning brochures. Then there's the dust around everything...
Ample ,I read your ur blog today from begining to end .I cried ,I laughed .In search of the answers I have sat at this computer trying to understand why and how I could have gotten this disease.I have known for 6 mths . Have been in such denial .Surly this could not be happening to me .How I will manege through the treatments.How will I take care of my children .Looking for someone to touch me here in my dismal soul .Your soul touched me .I connected to ur words and hang on to them for dear life . I know you know what that means . Thankyou for sharing your journey .I hope that I will be as brave and as strong as you .I will think about you through my journey . I hope and pray that you stay healthy and loved . I will enjoy my vacation with my kids .Love my hair and float . Thanks Amy
Hang in there Amy. It is such a roller coaster ride, full of extremes and wonder, you've just got to marvel at it all (floating is good!)..... and above all, see it as a chance to show your kids how to be sick, choose pain for a greater good, and then get better, heal, and live (AND SET UP LOTS OF PREDICTABLE, RELIABLE, AND VERY LOVING CHILD CARE!!.... you are going to need "time off" so you can still have "time on" with them). Good luck, you can do it.
And thank you for saying such nice things about my blog - that means a lot to me.
Take care...
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