Hepatitis C Support Group
Hepatitis C is a blood-borne viral disease which can cause liver inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer. The hepatitis C virus (HCV) is spread by blood-to-blood contact with an infected person's blood. Many people with HCV infection have no symptoms and are unaware of the need to seek treatment. Hepatitis C infects an estimated 150-200 million people worldwide.
I will for sure want to be in it ..and get hose bu**ers for keeping me waiting till my Liver decompensated ..and I'm still waiting ??
maybe call again and see if they are working on it...be poliet and just ask about the progress of your Tx and prescription...Tell them you have not been feeling well, yeah like they know, anyway, give them a part of your story...and end by saying ...I am hoping to get well soon or something nice and polite...ahugh..pleftepit...kill em with kindness...tell the guys what a nice tie they have on...that always worked at work...LOL keep up the spirit He has you in His hands and you will conquer that cirrhosis too...you are a warrior...they are working on a new protein gene also for healing scare tissue of liver... keep the faith...if God brought us this far surely there is room for more of His grace...and favor...
http://www.lfpress.com/2015/03/24/ontario-funding-hepatitis-c-drug
I called Gilead myself about one week before this announcement to find out that my doctor does not even have me registered. I feel like I've been swept under the rug because I told him I was using Ultra Milk Thistle to help subside the side effects while waiting for this approval. Guess we have to be PERSISTENT!!!!!!!
I do not believe that access to tx or lack thereof is 'the Lord's vengeance' and I find those incessant references offensive. I know as a fact that others here share my feelings. This was not designed as a Christian forum but all this chatter about God's vengeance makes this forum VERY unwelcoming to those of us who don't share those beliefs. As you might have noticed, many of us who don't share your beliefs have pretty much given up posting here.
In light of the recent events in Kenya,we would all do well to remember that we are a diverse group and don't all share the same religion beliefs.
I am trying to educate myself about other religions and what they believe in which I have found to be quite interesting. I hope and pray that one day we can all share a world of tolerance and acceptance that looks more at our similarities rather than differences.
What matters most here is that this is a place for sharing our experiences and providing support to each other. Everyone is free to post their questions and comments.
Erin - what drugs are approved in the US for HCV under public heathcare?