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Trying to make a difference in the lives of those with Hepattitis C. If we ... more

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Hi everyone. I'm 27 years old with Hep C geno type 4 (Sarcasism: Yay for transported blood!) and female. I got it from a blood transfusion when I was born (I was a premie). I'm on my 14 week now but I have to take it for a full year. The mood swings, anger and tireness are the only things that I really can feel from these medicines. Sometimes when I get my shots my stomach is sore but that goes away by the time that I wake up the next day. I have noticed that my hair is starting to thin in the front so I got bangs to hide it. If I do go thin enough I plan on buying a cute wig that matches my haircolor, vain I know but at least I have a plan for just in case. Hats never really were my thing anyways and I know that after the treatment my hair will go back to it's normal thickness.

Warning: Don't be a debbie downer. I'll ignore your posts if you are. I already had to deal with that in the last forum.

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:New memberHi everyone. I'm 27 years old with Hep C geno type 4 (Sarcasism: Yay for transported blood!) and female. I got it from a blood transfusion when I was born (I was a premie). I'm on my 14 week now but I have to take it for a full year. The mood swings, anger and tireness are the only things that I really can feel from these medicines. Sometimes when I get my shots my stomach is sore but that goes away by the time that I wake up the next day. I have noticed that my hair is starting to thin in the front so I got bangs to hide it. If I do go thin enough I plan on buying a cute wig that matches my haircolor, vain I know but at least I have a plan for just in case. Hats never really were my thing anyways and I know that after the treatment my hair will go back to it's normal thickness. <br /> <br />Warning: Don't be a debbie downer. I'll ignore your posts if you are. I already had to deal with that in the last forum.

Dletmedown responded:

Keep us informed & welcome. We all have much to learn from each other. Glad you are here.

Report This| Share this:New memberKeep us informed & welcome. We all have much to learn from each other. Glad you are here.

Smilingbookreader replied to Dletmedown's response:

Thanks. It is a learning experience dealing with all of this but it will all be over. My HepC virus load is now considered untraceable but I still have a way to go till I finish it completely.

Report This| Share this:New memberThanks. It is a learning experience dealing with all of this but it will all be over. My HepC virus load is now considered untraceable but I still have a way to go till I finish it completely.

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