Tuesday, January 31, 2012 Today I begin my third of twenty-four weeks of treatment. It’s been interesting and all-encompassing (mostly, I think, because I’m out of my home and town and business, and have a lot of time on my … Continue reading →
Tuesday, January 30, 2012 On my way to the post office and the grocery store, I was pretty wobbly. I bent down to pick up the applesauce on the bottom shelf and almost passed out when I stood up (well, … Continue reading →
Sunday, January 29, 2012 The big high all day yesterday ended when I made myself go to bed at 11 so I could get up at 6:30 for my pills at 7. It was the first day of this treatment … Continue reading →
Thursday, January 26. I left Donna’s about 9:30 a.m. for an hour’s drive to meet clients in Pacific Grove, stay overnight with my friends Heidi, Gary and Julia, visit with friend Sally, friend Robert, have an acupuncture treatment with Dr. … Continue reading →
I had a meltdown last night – too much in the head about it all. After talking with my niece Kathy in Arkansas for an hour, I was in a different space. I felt better, happier, stronger, lighter. I want … Continue reading →
Monday, January 23 After Day 2, I visualized it being on easy street for the duration. Boy, was I wrong! I did it to myself, with the best of intentions. I was doing well through Days 3 and 4, when, … Continue reading →
Day 2—Uneventful Tuesday evening and today, Wednesday! Slight uneasiness last night (Tuesday), fever, headache as predicted, little nausea. I slept well. I woke with a headache, took my drugs and 2 Advil, ate my 20 grams of fat (almond cereal … Continue reading →
So said Cindy when we discussed the treatment. I don’t look forward to the side-effects, but I look forward not only to the main effect (being cured of HepC), but of making tremendous personal growth throughout this coming six months. … Continue reading →
One of my doctors urged me to publish this blog to chronicle the twenty-four week journey of my Incivek Hep C treatment. “For others to get a different perspective,” she said. Twelve years ago I was diagnosed with Hepatitis C, … Continue reading →