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I do some yoga. I tend not to do an entire program but I do use some poses and occasionally pop on my prenatal yoga CD for a bit. I enjoy cat/cow and tree pose and downward facing dog and child's pose a lot. Hip rolls and torso twists. Also do some modified planks now. I really fell off of my exercise regimen after getting pregnant but I do try to at least stretch every day, do a touch of yoga, and do some leg and arm lifts and curls with light weights.

Hello everyone. I am not a regular poster but I really enjoy all the conversations and great advice. I was wondering if anyone has heard from Glen/finsfan? Glen is a close friend of mine I'm really concerned about him as it has been a while since I have been able to reach him. Thank you in advance.

I am really sorry to read of your friend's predicament. I was also surprised to read that a colon cancer growth has been identified after only 9 months prior to which a clear colonoscopy test was achieved. I think that you should probe this further. Surgery is also a possible treatment for colon cancer and this is supposed to be effective as long as the cancer has not spread.

Hi I am waiting to hear when my son Glen's mental health assessment will be just hope it isn't much longer. At least Glen is going to school now (which he wasn't before) via the school taxi service although he is extremely anxious each morning so its not easy. Every afternoon when Glen gets home he asks for pyjamas and bed.

As you probably remember, I have been waiting to hear about when and if my son Glen 16, (ASD) would have an inpatient mental health assessment. Well yesterday, 3 people came from the Prudhoe Mental Health Hospital in Northumberland to see Glen at home. One of the people was the consultant psychiatrist.

I couldn't be more thrilled for you, Glen. Please stay in touch and let me know how it is going. You have our prayers for an SVR.

Congratulations Glen. I can't answer your question about staying clear with Harvoni from personal experience. But, I do know all to well how you feel. I was in the Viekira Pak (Turquoise) trial. I was also 1a, cirrhotic, and a multiple time null-responder. It was so hard to believe I was undetected. And then it was equally hard to believe I would stay that way. But I did, and so did the vast majority of everyone in my trial.

Glen, Your whole body functions better without Hepatitis C. Will your thyroid get better and "Death Cramps" go away..... You will just have to wait and see. The best of luck completing your treatment, getting rid of Hepatitis C and living a healthier life.

Glen, this combination has only been FDA approved for a bit over 2 months. So unless you find someone who matches that criteria who was in a trial, you will not be able to get your answer. Keeping my fingers and toes crossed for you.

Hi Glen. Don't know if this is accurate but had a Hematologist mention dehydration will lower your platelet count. I would double up on your water consumption prior to giving blood and see if that helps. At least you can't harm yourself. Wish I had more. .....

Hi, I suffered cluster headaches whn I had chemical exposure and yes these gases can cause the blood flow to alter in the brain I appeared drunk with slurred speech and the headaches were really bad. I now suffer with intermittent neurology problems with vertigo balance and numbness and weakness in left hand. Iscemia can result from long term exposure. Keep away from toxins now and take regular exercise.

Make her do yoga. Lock her in a room and MAKE HER DO THE YOGA.

Glen, we are definitely thinking positively "negative" result (undetected) about this treatment for you. My guess is that Dr. Santoro is talking about the Merck drugs which have a great trial profile. I am just not 100% sure, though. Hang tough. Only 10 more weeks to go. Did anyone do the Q80K polymorphism test on you? That may be why you relapsed on Olysio and would have NO bearing on harvoni. Wishing only the best for you.

I think we're right on the edge of hearing from a a few people. I am also a GT 1a stage 2-3, my viral load was 600, 000 prior to the Harvoni treatment, it was 1.2 million before the Incivek treatment so at least Incivek did knock my viral load down, but I hear that doesn't mean much with Harvoni., I've been through three other treatments including Incivek.

Glen, I'm very sorry to hear this. Please don't give up. Take a break. Sometimes genetics are involved. I think there will soon be a drug or drug combination that will work for you.

Glen, while it really irks me that people can't just get a prescription and get the medication, for all the reasons that everyone already knows, on to positives. Have you been following the two or 3 threads focused on purchases in and / or from India. It seems to have so excellent information. Two of the threads are on the first page of the Hep C Forum. Please check it out. I pray that the information will be valid, and a help for you and others!

If your looking to get into a trial expect to wait anywhere from 6 months to a year after treating. A trial has to prove that it is their drugs that cured you. They are not going to risk nor would the FDA allow anything but assurance that they cured you or put you at no risk. If you go to clinical trials.gov and find the trials you are interested in they would have this info in their listing. Best to you, you will get there.

Hi Glen, his have always been on the left side but the most recent was the right side also!!!! We have doc apt on Tue.

Black cohosh is good for menstrual cramping. Chamomile tea is good as well as peppermint for PMS symptoms. Chaste Tree Berry is one of the best things for PMS. All can be found readily these days. Evening primrose oil as well is supposed to be excellent. Yoga is good for pms and I always just try to keep up regular exercise as it helps with mood. And good old vitamin b6 in tablet form. Those are some natural ideas for helping with pms.

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