Author Topic: After tx (POST) 4wk or 12 wk SVR results (Harvoni only) - CHECK IN HERE PLEASE! (Read 760785 times)

mario555 · « **Reply #600 on:** September 01, 2015, 01:41:09 pm »

Kimoutoftheforest. Congrats for your 4 weeks results! I changed your name accordingly!
Best of wishes for the future!

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #601 on:** September 01, 2015, 01:46:52 pm »

Quote from: mario555 on September 01, 2015, 01:41:09 pm

Kimoutoftheforest. Congrats for your 4 weeks results! I changed your name accordingly!
Best of wishes for the future!

Thank you Mario!

Espo2 · « **Reply #602 on:** September 01, 2015, 11:08:01 pm »

I did post my results in July, undetected one month after stopping harvoni after 8 weeks. Still have unopened bottle, doc can't take it. I can't take it due to HTN side effect and anxiety. Almost 2 months post, feel ok, lil tired, weight didn't go yet, 5 lb gain. Wish someone could use it.

coloradogirl · « **Reply #603 on:** September 02, 2015, 07:02:20 am »

Yay, Kim in the Forest! Congratulations on your SVR4!!!!!!

Patience · « **Reply #604 on:** September 02, 2015, 07:59:31 am »

Espo - do you have a free clinic where you live? They will often take unopened, unexpired prescription meds. Make sure you remove any personal info from the label if you find one that will take it! Good luck with everything. Fingers crossed that 8 weeks did the trick for you! I'll put my 20 lbs with your 5 and we can send them to Kim.

Karen3717 · « **Reply #605 on:** September 04, 2015, 03:11:43 pm »

Hello Everyone,

Congrats to all of you have reported such great news! It was so sad to read about the few others who didn't have such great results & now have other issues to deal with. Having gone through 12 weeks of tx being "detected" (until week 12 EOT), I know the anxiety & disappointment that accompanies this tx. So, I would just say to any of you still on tx, don't give up hope. Harvoni has WORKED for many of us !!!

I haven't been on here in quite a while, but just wanted to report my great news!

. I finished Harvoni tx on 6-5-15. Just returned from a nice long bucket list trip to France. I figured I should treat myself to a great vacation no matter what the outcome of the test! SO, here it is!

1. 4 week EOT-UNDETECTED; 12 WEEK EOT-UNDETECTED!!!!!
2. TX Duration=12 weeks
3. TX experienced
4. Genotype 1A
5. F2
6. VL=316,000 3/2015

HopefulCamper · « **Reply #606 on:** September 04, 2015, 03:20:32 pm »

Hi everybody,

Well I just got back my SVR 12 results. I am a viral relapser. 378195 which is worse than it was before I started treatment.

During my 8-week Harvoni (no Riba) treatment I had normal ALT and AST throughout and virus was always detected but under the threshold of 24. I was not able to convince my doctor to extend my treatment to 12 weeks. I am F3/F4 liver (11.4 kPa), diagnosed around 1990. Infected at birth in 1974 by transfusion. I am genotype 1a. My AST is 45 my ALT is 99 now. Keeping chin up for new medicines. Not sure if Havoni 24 weeks is worth trying at this point or instead waiting for one of the next 8-week or 12-week new combos coming out soon.

HopefulCamper

Mike · « **Reply #607 on:** September 04, 2015, 03:28:59 pm »

Hi Hopeful Camper,

I'm sorry to here about the relapse. I know this a real bummer.

There are new treatments coming to market and you'll certainly get this virus.

Keep your head up. We're all standing with you!

Best wishes, Mike

coloradogirl · « **Reply #608 on:** September 04, 2015, 03:33:44 pm »

My heart goes out to you, Hopeful Camper. I know there is going to be a shake-up to these treatments that will get us all there soon.
Hugs!
Colorado Girl

Camper · « **Reply #609 on:** September 04, 2015, 04:00:04 pm »

Sorry HopefulCamper that the harvoni did not work for you. It took me 14 weeks to become undetected, for about 6 weeks I stayed at 15 detected viruses. I was tested 5 weeks after 21 weeks of harvoni and still undetected. I think if you could of taken the harvoni for a longer time it may have worked.Hopefully you will have the opportunity to take it again for a longer time and if not I think that soon there will be better treatments. I hope I don't relapse and I am trying to think positive that I will not. I am anxiously waiting for my 12 week lab results.

mario555 · « **Reply #610 on:** September 04, 2015, 04:23:38 pm »

Camper. I was like you, UND after 4 weeks and awaiting my 12 weeks results. During that time, I researched if anyone was UND 4 and a relapse at 12 weeks. I couldn't find anyone... So, you're most likely cured!

As for the ones who relapsed, it might be a good idea to have the special testing done to determine what kind of variant or resistance you might have before embarking on another treatment.
Good luck to everyone!

Camper · « **Reply #611 on:** September 05, 2015, 04:48:16 pm »

Thank you, Mario That helps me to feel better in that I will most likely be cured. My doctor told me technically you are cured, I am understanding it better now. Almost feel like celebrating its slowly becoming something real and not a dream anymore.

Bixter · « **Reply #612 on:** September 06, 2015, 09:01:14 am »

Got my 12w result. So relieved. Next and final test at 24w mid November.

1. post EOT: SVR6, SVR12
2. Harvoni 12 weeks
3. Tx experienced
4. 1a
5. F3
6. 1.8 M

mario555 · « **Reply #613 on:** September 06, 2015, 09:41:44 am »

Congrats Bixter! You are now ready to rock!

GLCII · « **Reply #614 on:** September 06, 2015, 09:41:58 am »

Congratulations Bixter.

I know you feel relieved knowing your virus is gone. I have no doubt the 24 week test will come out the same as the 12 week test. Negative

Judging by the posts and everything else I've read, I think everyone who passes the 12 week test goe's on to be Undetected at the 24 week Test. Again, Congratulations!!!

Bixter · « **Reply #615 on:** September 06, 2015, 10:02:54 am »

Thank you guys and congratulations to you too. I know you both had some good results recently.

It was an amazing feeling to wake up the next day knowing I probably didn't have hep c anymore. Now I am not a very optimistic person but even I have to believe that it is very unlikely to relapse after the 12 w test.

If they only could come up with a 100% cure for each and every one of us in the near future, they seem so close.

Bixter · « **Reply #616 on:** September 06, 2015, 10:23:43 am »

Thought it could be time to update the stats again, it's now more than a month since the last time. The percentage is more or less the same since we now have so many results.

8 week tx: 20/28, SVR 71,4%
12 week tx: 70/79, SVR 88,6
24 week tx: 7/7, SVR 100%

I think there is 31 more results reported since last time.

If you want I can post the whole list again but it is by now a very long list.

mario555 · « **Reply #617 on:** September 06, 2015, 10:47:52 am »

Thanks Bixter! I think we are now interested at overall results rather than one by one! Don't use your time for description. I think the work you have done is excellent for decision purposes.
What I get out of it:
For the people having a 8 weeks treatment. Are you sure you want to stick with 8 weeks? 75% chances for a cure? Length was decided by an insurance office worker? If yes, buy yourself an extra bottle and obtain an increase of 15 % in cure rates! I am totally against the 8 weeks treatments except for the least affected patients. The problem is that if you fail, the retreatment is heavy in side effects (24 weeks) or non-available right now! Gilead said that 8 weeks "could" be considered. Insurance companies took that sentence and applied it widely. Now, we are starting to have the results of that decision.
It's your life! Don't let someone else gamble the lowest price for your cure!

GLCII · « **Reply #618 on:** September 06, 2015, 11:35:24 am »

mario555

I agree!!!

I'm with you on the 8 week treatment. I think the treatment should be a minimum of 12 weeks for everyone, regardless of their VL. I also agree about the insurance companies taking that to a level that benefits them, money wise. It would be nice if Gilead would revise their 8 week policy to a standard 12 week minimum. Hopefully, the insurance companies would hop on board. But knowing how they act, they would probably just deny it outright. As Health Alliance Plan of Michigan did mine; twice.

The stats on this board are only showing a 70% cure rate for 8 weekers. It seems, if they had been able to do an aditional 4 more weeks, the stats would look a little different in their favor. But that's my opinion. I'm also with you on whowever gets approved, by the insurance, for 8 weeks of treatment, should try and find a way to get an additional 4 weeks of pills. That's easier said than done though. I know that some people, who are taken off the meds early, are trying to donate unused prescriptions and 8 week patients might want to take them up on the offers, when possible.

GLCII · « **Reply #619 on:** September 06, 2015, 11:39:58 am »

Bixter

I think you're doing a Great Job with the stats. I Appreciate the work you're doing on them.

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #620 on:** September 06, 2015, 11:48:49 am »

Quote from: Bixter on September 06, 2015, 10:23:43 am

Thought it could be time to update the stats again, it's now more than a month since the last time. The percentage is more or less the same since we now have so many results.

8 week tx: 20/28, SVR 71,4%
12 week tx: 70/79, SVR 88,6
24 week tx: 7/7, SVR 100%

Congrats on your SVR12 Bixter! And thanks very much for taking the time to compile and crunch the numbers for us. It's really useful to see some "real world" cure rates on 8, 12 and 24 weeks of Harvoni, respectively. As others have said, it is certainly looking like it would be wise to discontinue the 8-week treatment duration and give no one less than 12 weeks. 71% cure rate is unacceptable with these new drugs, which have the ability to do so much better than that.

best,
kim

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #621 on:** September 06, 2015, 11:52:36 am »

Bixter, many thanks for tallying all results to date and calculating the percentages. For comparison purposes, here are Gilead's clinical trial results rearranged to accord with the arrangement of Bixter's data. Gilead rounded to whole percentages; its non-SVR numbers include not only relapsers but also those lost to follow-up.

Bixter's data:
8 week tx: 20/28, SVR 71,4%
12 week tx: 70/79, SVR 88,6
24 week tx: 7/7, SVR 100%

Gilead's data:
Treatment-Naive Non-Cirrhotic:
8 weeks tx: GT1a 159/171, SVR 93% GT1b 42/43, SVR 98% BOTH* 202/215, SVR 94%
12 weeks tx: GT1a 165/172, SVR 96% GT1b 43/44, SVR 98% BOTH 208/216, SVR 96%
*includes someone without a confirmed subtype
Treatment-Naive Non-Cirrhotic GT1 by Baseline Viral Load:
8 weeks tx: <6 million 121/123, SVR 98% ≥6 million 83/92, SVR 90%
12 weeks tx: <6 million 129/131, SVR 98% ≥6 million 84/85, SVR 99%
Treatment-Naive GT1:
12 weeks tx: GT1a 142/145, SVR 98% GT1b 67/67, SVR 100%
12 weeks tx: non-cirrhotic 176/177, SVR 99% cirrhotic 32/34, SVR 94%
(excludes those with missing cirrhosis status)

Treatment-Experienced with or without Cirrhosis:
12 weeks tx: GT1a 82/86, SVR 95% GT1b 20/23, SVR 87% BOTH 102/109, SVR 94%
24 weeks tx: GT1a 84/85, SVR 99% GT1b 24/24, SVR 100% BOTH 108/109, SVR 99%
Treatment-Experienced GT1: (excludes those with missing cirrhosis status)
12 weeks tx: non-cirrhotic 82/86, SVR 95% cirrhotic 19/22, SVR 86%
24 weeks tx: non-cirrhotic 86/86, SVR 100% cirrhotic 22/22, SVR 100%

Ruthie · « **Reply #622 on:** September 14, 2015, 10:24:21 pm »

I did the 8 week treatment. It ended April 3. After 5 months not knowing, I got my blood tests results. I'm still UND and my gastro considers me cured!

Mugwump · « **Reply #623 on:** September 14, 2015, 10:42:24 pm »

Quote from: Ruthie on September 14, 2015, 10:24:21 pm

I did the 8 week treatment. It ended April 3. After 5 months not knowing, I got my blood tests results. I'm still UND and my gastro considers me cured!

That is great Ruthie that means that you are SVR 24. It is really good to see someone who did the 8 week tx reach this milestone. I am surprised that they did not do a 12 week VL test though! I would not have been able to take the waiting and would have torn a royal strip off the doctors for keeping me in the dark for 6 months.

slats1056 · « **Reply #624 on:** September 14, 2015, 10:46:04 pm »

Ruthie, That is most excellent and Happy news. I'm 9 1/2 weeks into 12 week TX. Plodding along and get great encouragement from Your post. Best Wishes to You & Your SVR results. Hope all is well on post treatment for You. I should get My Lab results ( 8 week ) on 09-17 providing the Lab doesn't screw up again! LOL. Your SVR chalks up another one for the Good Guys!!! Keep the Faith everyone, Happy Dance is on Ruthie!

Momof3 · « **Reply #625 on:** September 14, 2015, 10:51:48 pm »

Ruthie!!! A huge congrats to a fellow 8 weeker!!! I remember we started treatment a few days apart from each other!!! What a relief on the svr!!! Enjoy being hep free! My test is on sept 22 I was undetected at 12 weeks post so I hope it all stayed the same!!!

janelise49 · « **Reply #626 on:** September 14, 2015, 11:20:32 pm »

4 weeks post Harvoni treatment - UNDETECTED!
12 weeks of treatment, VL: 5.9M
treatment experienced (tel/rib/peg int)

Katie · « **Reply #627 on:** September 14, 2015, 11:39:15 pm »

CONGRATULATIONS to all of you fellow UNDETECTED folks!!!! Celebrate and do something nice for yourself!!!!

I understand the stress of waiting and glad your journey is over or almost there with positive results so far. Harvoni is definitely a miracle drug and I know something great is around the corner for those who, for whatever reason, didn't make it this round. They have figured out how to defeat this parasite and will figure out the specifics for all of you. Keep the faith and keep informed and we'll be here to give you support.

Katie

Ruthie · « **Reply #628 on:** September 15, 2015, 12:39:23 am »

Quote from: Mugwump on September 14, 2015, 10:42:24 pm

That is great Ruthie that means that you are SVR 24. It is really good to see someone who did the 8 week tx reach this milestone. I am surprised that they did not do a 12 week VL test though! I would not have been able to take the waiting and would have torn a royal strip off the doctors for keeping me in the dark for 6 months.

My Dr wanted it done at 12, but there was a snaffoo with his staff. Better late than never!

Ruthie · « **Reply #629 on:** September 15, 2015, 12:41:49 am »

Quote from: Momof3 on September 14, 2015, 10:51:48 pm

Ruthie!!! A huge congrats to a fellow 8 weeker!!! I remember we started treatment a few days apart from each other!!! What a relief on the svr!!! Enjoy being hep free! My test is on sept 22 I was undetected at 12 weeks post so I hope it all stayed the same!!!

I hope and pray you're svr, too!

Gramsgrl · « **Reply #630 on:** September 15, 2015, 12:14:19 pm »

I got my 12 week post treatment results this morning and I am UNDETECTED! I only had to do 8 weeks of Harvoni with fairly minimal side effects and I feel better and healthier than I have in years. I got hugs from my Doctor and HepC Nurse when they delivered the news. After almost 45 years of having this virus( although I only found out 15 years ago) I am so grateful for this new start.

GLCII · « **Reply #631 on:** September 15, 2015, 06:50:20 pm »

janelise49, Ruthie & Gramsgrl

Congratulationms to all three of you on achieving SVR.

GLCII · « **Reply #632 on:** September 15, 2015, 07:04:46 pm »

I see there is some relatively new people posting their results in the stats thread which I think is great.

As a favor to the stats keeper, Bixter, can people reporting their blood test results use the format that CHepCFree suggested? It makes it easier for Bix to go through the thread and find and post the results. Thanks

Example:
1. 4wk - 12 wk EOT VL status - Undetected/Detected
2. Treatment duration - ? weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (date) xxxxxxxx

mdj · « **Reply #633 on:** September 16, 2015, 11:55:00 am »

1. 4wk EOT VL: Undetectected
2. 8wk EOT VL: Undetectected
3. 12wk EOT VL: Undetectected!!!
3. Treatment duration-12 weeks
4. tx naive
5. Genotype 1a
6. fibrosis status--F3-F4 (Mar 2015)
7. Initial VL (2.1million/Oct 2014; retest 700,000/March 2015)
8. AST (SGOT); 22. ALT (SGPT); 20. First time these numbers have been in the normal range in over 30 years.

Made it to the 12 week EOT mark. I'll check back in December. Meanwhile, good luck to everyone here. All my best.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #634 on:** September 16, 2015, 05:57:37 pm »

Congrats to you MDJ!!!!

Redbird29 · « **Reply #635 on:** September 16, 2015, 05:59:47 pm »

Congrats to you too Gramsgrl

Bixter · « **Reply #636 on:** September 17, 2015, 05:09:26 pm »

Nice to see so many new SVR reports. I agree with GLCII that it’s important that we try to follow the 6 paragraphs that the original poster suggested in the beginning of this very long thread. Also for paragraph 1 maybe we can clarify that it is post EOT results.

1. 4 wk/12 wk post EOT VL status - Undetected/Detected
2. Treatment duration - ? weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (date) xxxxxxxx

I tried to have a look at the SVR/Relapse rate compared to fibrosis status but it didn’t seem very meaningful since at least one third of the reports were incomplete and lacked info on fibrosis status.

Also if someone had riba added to TX, add that info under paragraph 2. I don’t think many people did, I can only find four 12 weakers w riba and one 24 wk TX, all SVR, but so are so many others.

ragnarok · « **Reply #637 on:** September 17, 2015, 05:41:31 pm »

Hi everyone,

Long-time lurker first-time poster here.

1. 12 wk post EOT VL status - Undetected
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - Naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): Under six million.

I initially had a slightly enlarged spleen (which is how I found out I had Hep C), but now in the ultrasound everything is normal (including the liver). I heard that an enlarged spleen means cirrhosis which is why I freaked out at first. I did test positive for ANA (autoimmune) still, so even though that could have been the Hep C now it has to be something else (like lupus).

My AST now is 17 and my ALT is 14. Used to be in the upper 40s and 50s in my first blood test. My bilirubin is still high (2.4) but i heard that is a side effect of Harvoni and it dropped since my EOT blood work. More than likely I got infected 30 years ago because my mom had blood transfusions when she was going into labor, and she has Hep C 1b too.

Question for everyone: is cologne or hand sanitizer absorbed and processed by the liver?

I am so happy for all of you who are cured as well. For those who relapsed, know we are with you.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #638 on:** September 17, 2015, 06:12:45 pm »

Bixter - where can we go to see the updated listing?

Redbird29 · « **Reply #639 on:** September 17, 2015, 06:13:34 pm »

Congrats to you ragnarok!!!!!!

Cure4life · « **Reply #640 on:** September 18, 2015, 01:56:38 am »

Just got my 3 months eot results. Undetected

GT 4
Treatment naive
16 weeks harvoni including 6 of riba
Moderate fibrosis
VL at start of treatment 84,000

Bree · « **Reply #641 on:** September 18, 2015, 02:02:50 am »

I'm loving seeing all of these SVR reports! Congrats to you all. It helps me to stay believing I will be cured too.

And, for those not so fortunate on this round, I feel you and I think it's more of a "not yet". I'm trusting your time will come as well. We all deserve it.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #642 on:** September 18, 2015, 10:37:36 am »

Congrats to you Cure4Life!!!!! Great news!

Grateful 52 · « **Reply #643 on:** September 18, 2015, 03:08:18 pm »

Update at 12 weeks after tx:

1. 12 wk EOT VL status -Undetected
2. Treatment duration 12 wks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype (1a)
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status unknown
6. Initial VL 1 million in 2014

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #644 on:** September 18, 2015, 03:34:50 pm »

Congratulations, Grateful 52! Nice to see another tx naive GT1a success story. Best wishes for your much healthier new life.

Deborah · « **Reply #645 on:** September 18, 2015, 03:55:43 pm »

I AM CURED!

8 wks harvoni treatment, ended in 2/15, undetectable since the very first blood test (4wks). Just got my 6-mo. post treatment results (SVR24) - still undetectable. So it's official - I am cured! I am in a happy daze!

Geno 1
Age 61
Enzymes normal throughout
VL peaked at 800,000
No other treatments
Harvoni 8 wks

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #646 on:** September 18, 2015, 04:18:48 pm »

Deborah, that's TERRIFIC -- congratulations! I hope you'll also post your 6-mo. post-Tx results to the thread called "Harvoni 24 week EOT results check": http://forums.hepmag.com/index.php?topic=3205.0
The fact that you've reached SVR24 after only 8 weeks of Harvoni will be especially welcome news to others on the 8-week protocol.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #647 on:** September 18, 2015, 06:56:48 pm »

Congrats to you Grateful 52 and Debra!!! Whooo Hoooeeyyy!!!!

Bree · « **Reply #648 on:** September 18, 2015, 08:32:15 pm »

Loving these UND Results! Congrats to Deborah and Grateful 52!!!

chino1969 · « **Reply #649 on:** September 19, 2015, 08:48:58 am »

I just got my 5 week EOT bloodwork back & am SVR.

1) 5 week EOT SVR = undetected
2) 24 weeks Harvoni
3) treatment experienced
-2002 peg intron/riba taken off therapy due to no SVR & anemia
-2014 12 weeks Olysio/Solvadi SVR 4, 8 & 12 weeks, relapsed
4) Genotype 1a
5) Cirhottic - although Dr. says mild. Fibro Score unknown
6) Initial VL 6.69 million

I purposely waited an additional week to have blood drawn. My 12 week work will be the 1st week of November and I will post. All CT's and ultrasound reveal no signs of Hepatcellular Carcinoma but Dr. will continue to screen. I have a consult with Dr. in Jan., 2016 with a CT scan scheduled before.

I have been in an extreme state of anxiety waiting for this test to come in. It's odd because I could feel the virus was no longer active but allowed my mind to run rampant.

For all of those who are either on or about to undergo treatment please have faith. I relapsed last year after 12 weeks of Olysio/Solvadi when my hopes were so high. I had to appeal the Harvoni but won and went through 24 weeks. Know that there are even more custom tailored cocktails in the pipeline for those who are difficult to treat. This disease will be eradicated. Please have hope and fight. May God help all those in need.

byebyeC · « **Reply #650 on:** September 19, 2015, 11:19:35 am »

Congratulations Chino!!! Wooooooo hoooooooo

chino1969 · « **Reply #651 on:** September 19, 2015, 01:28:35 pm »

Quote from: byebyeC on September 19, 2015, 11:19:35 am

Congratulations Chino!!! Wooooooo hoooooooo

Thank you. I wish you the best of luck.

Lynn K · « **Reply #652 on:** September 19, 2015, 05:34:22 pm »

Alright!!! Congrats chino you will make SVR believe it!

chino1969 · « **Reply #653 on:** September 20, 2015, 08:40:11 am »

Lynn,
Thank you. It is a strange new journey.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #654 on:** September 21, 2015, 11:21:43 am »

Good Morning Everyone!!!

Got my 4 week post treatment results this morning - UNDETECTED !!!!!!!!

I had to go to the hospital for labs this morning because they didn't do them all last week. I asked the lab tech if they had the results from my HCV RNA Quant test and he checked for me. When it came up on his computer screen I started jumping up and down, making funny happy noises and then I grabbed him in his chair and hugged him. Scared the poor young man!!! He kept asking me "Is this good, ma'am? Is this good?" and I told him yes and started crying. All this at 6:15 in the morning. Such a wonderful way to start the week..........

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #655 on:** September 21, 2015, 03:05:10 pm »

ConGRAtuLAAAAAAAAtions, Redbird! What a vivid scene!

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #656 on:** September 21, 2015, 03:15:55 pm »

Quote from: Redbird29 on September 21, 2015, 11:21:43 am

Good Morning Everyone!!!

Got my 4 week post treatment results this morning - UNDETECTED !!!!!!!!

I had to go to the hospital for labs this morning because they didn't do them all last week. I asked the lab tech if they had the results from my HCV RNA Quant test and he checked for me. When it came up on his computer screen I started jumping up and down, making funny happy noises and then I grabbed him in his chair and hugged him. Scared the poor young man!!! He kept asking me "Is this good, ma'am? Is this good?" and I told him yes and started crying. All this at 6:15 in the morning. Such a wonderful way to start the week..........

WOW!! What a story. Congratulations Robin on achieving SVR4

As I am sure you know, something like 99% of SVR4's go on to achieve SVR12. So you are pretty much there!

kim

GLCII · « **Reply #657 on:** September 21, 2015, 05:35:39 pm »

Congratulations Redbird29, Deborah & chino1969 and everyone else who posted their results recently.

I think it's great that all these new positives reports are coming in. I would like to see the stats, posted here, start coming closer to what Gilead has posted as part of their clinical trials. Especially for those doing 8 week treatments.

I'd also like to say to those who failed the treatment that ALL of US feel the hit when one of us fails. Most of us have been there and know the feeling all to well. I also think that 2016/17 is going to be the years of the permanant cure with all the progress they'tre making with these new medicines that are in or coming down the pipe. Just hang in there, your time is coming and I think it's close.

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #658 on:** September 21, 2015, 06:27:42 pm »

Yes, Congrats to Chino & Deborah on being CURED!!! Sorry I missed you guys earlier. I just noticed Robin/Redbird's posting of her SVR4. It is so uplifting to hear all these victories!

kim

debham · « **Reply #659 on:** September 21, 2015, 07:32:45 pm »

Today I got the good news and I thank God!
12 weeks post Harvoni treatment Undetected.

byebyeC · « **Reply #660 on:** September 21, 2015, 07:38:11 pm »

FANTASTIC Debham!!!

So happy for you! And so encouraged to see folks winning this fight!

Redbird29 · « **Reply #661 on:** September 21, 2015, 07:39:07 pm »

WHOOOO HOOOEEEYYYY!!!! Congrats Chino, Deborah and Debham!!!!!

Katie · « **Reply #662 on:** September 21, 2015, 07:56:29 pm »

I LOVE, LOVE,LOVE, LOVE,LOVE, LOVE,LOVE, LOVE, all of these good results. Congratulations to each and everyone of you! Celebrate your cure and take good care of yourself!

Katie

slats1056 · « **Reply #663 on:** September 21, 2015, 08:44:16 pm »

All of these great results posted here have given Me an extra kick in the pants to get through the sides I have been going through. Always great to see the fantastic news for a quick pick me up! Heres to all Your grand victories and positive attitudes.
ONWARD AND FORWARD ALL, HOPING FOR MANY FUTURE VICTORIES!

The secret of change is to focus all of Your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new!
Socrates

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #664 on:** September 21, 2015, 08:56:51 pm »

Quote from: debham on September 21, 2015, 07:32:45 pm

Today I got the good news and I thank God!
12 weeks post Harvoni treatment Undetected.

Congrats Debham! Seems we are having a right royal crop of cured folks blossoming right now. Way to go, people!

kim

Cute · « **Reply #665 on:** September 22, 2015, 03:56:22 am »

Hi all,

I have received mother's results.

10 weeks after treatment, Hepatitis C is NEGATIVE. I am happy

We can say SVR 10 result is wonderful. Looking forward for SVR 24.
By the way, still she doesn't feel herself well.

She was contracted 15-20 years ago. Hepatitis C, 1b. Treatment naive. We started 3 month Harvoni treatment and finished on June. We live outside of US

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #666 on:** September 22, 2015, 06:02:27 am »

Congratulations to your mother -- that is a big step forward. Sorry she still feels unwell. Now that her liver is regenerating, may she feel better and better.

chino1969 · « **Reply #667 on:** September 22, 2015, 07:32:13 am »

To All,
Thank you for your congratulations. Now it is time to start living again as opposed to being in the PAUSE mode. I am slowly coming out of the bunker I have been living in since 1973. I'm certain many can appreciate that sentiment.

Now is the chance to do something positive, different, retire, give thanks, etc.. Let's not forget those who are not yet cured and encourage them to fight the good fight. This is just the first tidal wave of cures this miracle drug has brought but there will be others. If you are not yet cured, be aware that new combination/cocktails are in the pipeline to combat the more difficult cases. Medical research has cracked the code and total eradication of this virus is in the very near future. Have faith, hope and rest assured that many of us have travelled this long and lonely journey. Good luck & God Bless to all!

Mugwump · « **Reply #668 on:** September 22, 2015, 09:16:11 am »

Quote from: chino1969 on September 22, 2015, 07:32:13 am

To All,
Thank you for your congratulations. Now it is time to start living again as opposed to being in the PAUSE mode. I am slowly coming out of the bunker I have been living in since 1973. I'm certain many can appreciate that sentiment.

Now is the chance to do something positive, different, retire, give thanks, etc.. Let's not forget those who are not yet cured and encourage them to fight the good fight. This is just the first tidal wave of cures this miracle drug has brought but there will be others. If you are not yet cured, be aware that new combination/cocktails are in the pipeline to combat the more difficult cases. Medical research has cracked the code and total eradication of this virus is in the very near future. Have faith, hope and rest assured that many of us have travelled this long and lonely journey. Good luck & God Bless to all!

Here here! None of us would wish this disease upon anyone and we can never forget those who did not make it. Over the years I have known far too many good people who died of this affliction, leaving their children and even parents to grieve at their early deaths.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #669 on:** September 22, 2015, 11:29:38 am »

Congrats to you mother Cute!! So happy to hear of her SVR and sending prayers that she begins to feel better soon!!!

Rosie13 · « **Reply #670 on:** September 22, 2015, 12:27:30 pm »

Great numbers for all you guys.so uplifting but I am an 8 wk'er not by choice & CLCll said that there are folks donating unused Harvoni that they were taken off the tx? Can you direct me to those posts? it may be early for me as I am only in week 3 but seems ridiculous to not have every tx naive person on 12wks. I am so worried.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #671 on:** September 22, 2015, 12:41:26 pm »

Hi Rosie13 -
I didn't do an 8 week treatment "by choice" either. That is what the protocols called for because of my low VL, no cirrhosis and being treatment naive. I too was worried about it however so far those fears are unfounded as I hit 4 week SVR last week. This treatment works extremely well and I hope you have the same success that I did!

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #672 on:** September 22, 2015, 01:43:26 pm »

Quote from: Rosie13 on September 22, 2015, 12:27:30 pm

. . . I am an 8 wk'er not by choice & CLCll said that there are folks donating unused Harvoni that they were taken off the tx? Can you direct me to those posts? . . .

Rosie, the person who had a spare, unopened bottle is Espo2. Here is a link to the relevant thread:
http://forums.hepmag.com/index.php?topic=3268.msg27657#msg27657

Gnatty

Rosie13 · « **Reply #673 on:** September 22, 2015, 02:45:49 pm »

Thanks Gnatty!

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #674 on:** September 22, 2015, 05:33:40 pm »

You're welcome. Congratulations on the huge drop in VL in less than two weeks.

lporterrn · « **Reply #675 on:** September 22, 2015, 08:12:46 pm »

Please, no discussion about what to do with medication, other than safe disposal. It is illegal to give medication to anyone else. Even pharmacists and doctors have to to through the same channels as we do.

sabre · « **Reply #676 on:** September 23, 2015, 02:22:29 pm »

Congrats, Robin! You should be home free now. Very happy for you!!!

And congratulations to everyone in this thread that has achieved SVR. Thrilled for all! For those who've relapsed, keep the faith that new medications in the pipeline will be available to you soon.

Redbird29 · « **Reply #677 on:** September 23, 2015, 03:49:16 pm »

Hi Sabre!!!!!
Thank you for the congrats on my SVR4 - I was pretty tickled. I am looking forward to hearing your news of SVR12 soon too!!!

When I hear all the news of people achieving SVR I feel blessed and humbled to be a part of this momentous time. That science has come so far. For those that have relapsed never lose hope. Better treatments are coming and you too will have a chance to celebrate!

Rosie13 · « **Reply #678 on:** September 23, 2015, 08:54:18 pm »

Thanks redbird29! Your posts about svr are uplifting.Just trying to relax & quit worrying about political correctness when our lives are on the line.We will all pull thru.

575to505 · « **Reply #679 on:** September 24, 2015, 01:00:25 am »

Ok, I'm not sure if I'm doing this right but here it goes. I took Harvoni for 12 weeks. I was tested every 4 weeks. Since the first test at week 4 of treatment I was undetected!! I am now 4 months post treatment and I'm still undetected so I am considered cured!!! I had no side effects except that it made my potassium go dangerously high!! I take potassium for a heart condition (unrelated to Hep C) I was born with. So if you take potassium and you're on Harvoni be extremely careful! If you have further questions regarding that feel free to pm me.

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #680 on:** September 24, 2015, 06:26:58 pm »

Quote from: 575to505 on September 24, 2015, 01:00:25 am

Ok, I'm not sure if I'm doing this right but here it goes. I took Harvoni for 12 weeks. I was tested every 4 weeks. Since the first test at week 4 of treatment I was undetected!! I am now 4 months post treatment and I'm still undetected so I am considered cured!!! I had no side effects except that it made my potassium go dangerously high!! I take potassium for a heart condition (unrelated to Hep C) I was born with. So if you take potassium and you're on Harvoni be extremely careful! If you have further questions regarding that feel free to pm me.

Congrats on being cured of HCV, 575to505 !!! Well done! And interesting information about the potassium. I did not know that. Thanks for sharing.

kim

katel · « **Reply #681 on:** September 25, 2015, 11:45:15 pm »

I want to add my results although have to wait until Oct 22nd to take labs for 12 week post treatment:
66 year old woman
likely infected about 16 years ago
Genotype IA
Fibrosis f2-f3
not sure of viral load prior to treatment but I think ~ 3m
treatment naive
Took Harvoni for 8 weeks
EOT VL undetected
4 wk post tx VL undetected
waiting for Oct 22nd and results -- nervous but hopeful

So happy to read of people being cured and grateful to have had this community even thought I mostly just checked it out now and again.

Mugwump · « **Reply #682 on:** September 26, 2015, 12:22:35 am »

Quote from: katel on September 25, 2015, 11:45:15 pm

I want to add my results although have to wait until Oct 22nd to take labs for 12 week post treatment:
66 year old woman
likely infected about 16 years ago
Genotype IA
Fibrosis f2-f3
not sure of viral load prior to treatment but I think ~ 3m
treatment naive
Took Harvoni for 8 weeks
EOT VL undetected
4 wk post tx VL undetected
waiting for Oct 22nd and results -- nervous but hopeful

So happy to read of people being cured and grateful to have had this community even thought I mostly just checked it out now and again.

The waiting for 12 weeks SVR is the hardest part. For some reason or other I think you should go out and eat a big piece of New York cheese cake then thumb your nose at someone you don't get along with.

This will not help anything but it sure feels good to let a little bit of the tension go every once and a while. I was turning into a grumpy old fart during the 12 week wait from hell because I was not given a 4 week VL test. I guess the test kits in Canada were getting very hard to get and the tech(s) at the infectious disease government lab must have been run off their feet at that time!

So instead I just went fishing and forgot that I was waiting on being freed from the hellish worry and uncertainty that has been with me and so many of us for so many long and tearful years.

All the best to you KATEL and welcome to this great little forum!

Eric Reesor

katel · « **Reply #683 on:** September 26, 2015, 12:32:27 am »

Thanks Eric. I like your advice! Yes, waiting is hard. A lot of the time I just get on with things but then sometimes I feel tired and then start to worry. Just one month more to wait. In the meantime life is good. I hope if you have had your final results that you are free now.

Bixter · « **Reply #684 on:** September 26, 2015, 03:34:31 pm »

I've decided to post all the results again. I know that there are people who would like to see them. And I know how much it meant for me during tx to follow this thread. If I missed anyone, please let me know.

8 weeks treatment: 25/33 SVR = 75,7%

PAPPY
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status - Detected VL 7.867179 RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Unknown
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F4
6. Initial VL (date) - Unkown

Lukey
1. 6 wk post EOT VL status - Detected VL of 782,040 RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - Unknown
6. Initial VL (date) - 5.7 mil

Juan_81
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - Unknown
6. Initial VL (date) – 47.000

PaulG
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status - 4,833,657 RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - Unknown (F3 12 years ago)
6. Initial VL (date) - 2.5 mil

Dragonslayer
1. EOT det 29, 7.5w EOT <12, 11w EOT UND: SVR11, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F0-F1 (2013)
6. Initial VL (date) - 2.4 mil

Momof3
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status fibroscan jan -15: F0-F1
6. Initial VL (date) - 689,594

Connie
1. EOT 4w VL status – 6000 VL RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis: F2
6. Initial VL (date) – 700,000 (1996)

Valance
1. 12w after EOT: SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

DeeDee
1. 12w after EOT: SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis: F0/F1
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

Reek34
1. EOT VL 1.1 mil (but decreasing alt), retest at 4w EOT: SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – 500.000

catniss
1. Post EOT: SVR6, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis: F1
6. Initial VL (date) – < 6m

ppm
1. 12 wk EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (12/14) - F0
6. Initial VL (12/14) 4,700,000

superfreak
1.12 wk EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 8 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (12/14) - ?
6. Initial VL ?

MYCACHE
1. UD 4wk during treatment. 12wk EOT VL 100,000, RELAPSE
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype (1a)
5. F1 01/01/2014
6. Initial VL 100,000 12/1/2013

hope4cure
1. 12 w EOT SVR12
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype ?
5. F0-F4: ?
6. Initial VL ?

anniemybaby
1. 12 w EOT SVR12
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced?
4. Genotype ?
5. F0-F4: ?
6. Initial VL ?

EleanorB
1. 4 w EOT SVR4
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced?
4. Genotype ?
5. F0-F4: ?
6. Initial VL 500.000

Karen1124
1. 12 w EOT, 424.000 VL RELAPSE
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced?
4. Genotype 1A
5. F0-F4: 2
6. Initial VL 2 mil

Tiger
1. 12 w EOT SVR12
2. 8 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced?
4. Genotype 1b
5. F0-F4: 2
6. Initial VL 500.000

grodeestok
1. 12 weeks eot undetected, SVR12
2. Tx 8 weeks
3. Tx naive
4. Geno 1a
5. F1 Jan 2015
6. 500,000 Jan 2015

Wilson
1. 18 weeks eot undetected, SVR18
2. Tx 8 weeks
3. Tx naive
4. Geno ?
5. F1-F2
6. 2 million

Espo2
1. 8 weeks post eot, SVR8
2. Tx 8 weeks, was 12 w but stopped at 8.
3. Tx experienced
4. Geno 1b
5. F0
6. 4.7 million

motor
1.12 weeks post eot, SVR12
2. Tx 8 weeks
3. Tx naive
4. Geno 1a/CT
5. F2 fibroscan and FibroSure
6. 3.7 million

slw304
1. 10 wk EOT VL status – SVR10
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. F1 - Biopsy November 2014
6. Initial vl 900,000 - November 2014

Rexray
1. 12 wk EOT VL status – SVR12
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced ?
4. Genotype ?
5. Fibrosis status: No cirrhosis
6. Initial vl 2,3 mill

hepcme
1. 12 wk EOT VL status – SVR12
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced ?
4. Genotype 1a
5. Fibrosis status: 2-3
6. Initial vl 2 mill

opaleye
1. 15 wk EOT VL: 170.000 (no prior post tx test) – RELAPSE
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced : naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. Fibrosis status: FibroSure F1-2 A2 (Oct 2014)
6. Initial vl 2,8 mill

HopefulCamper
1. 12 wk EOT VL status: 378195, RELAPSE
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced : ?
4. Genotype 1a
5. Fibrosis status: FibroSure F3/F4 (11,4 kPa)
6. Initial vl 2,8 mill

Gramsgrl
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced: exp
4. Genotype 1b
5. Fibrosis status: F2 (grade 2)
6. Initial vl: 6 m

Ruthie
1. 24 wk post EOT VL status – SVR24
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced ?
4. Genotype ?
5. Fibrosis status: F1
6. Initial vl: 3,5 m

Deborah
1. 24 wk post EOT VL status – SVR24
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced naive
4. Genotype 1
5. Fibrosis status: no cirrhosis
6. Initial vl: 1 m

Redbird29
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. Fibrosis status: F1/F2 Fibrosure
6. Initial vl: 468.000

katel
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. 8 wks
3. tx naive/experienced naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. Fibrosis status: F2/F3 Fibrosure
6. Initial vl: 3 million

Bixter · « **Reply #685 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:02:55 pm »

12 weeks treatment: 76/85 = 89,4%

Mm
1. 12 week EOT status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F2/F3
6. Initial VL (date) – 5.9 mil

Nicole_1234
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR12, SVR18, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - unknown
6. Initial VL (date) - 0.65 mil

JillLynn
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F2
6. Initial VL (date) - 1.5 mil

Kate0b1
1. 12 wk Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - unknown
6. Initial VL (date) - unknown

Katie
1. EOT det <12, 7 wk Post EOT VL– SVR7, SVR16, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - no cirrhosis
6. Initial VL (date) - 2.6 mil

Islandgirl
1. 4 wk Post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - unknown
6. Initial VL (date) - unknown

JoeK9999
1. 12 wk Post EOT VL status – SVR12, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F0-F1 (2012)
6. Initial VL (date) - 3.8 mil

Long_Haul
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F4 (2000)
6. Initial VL (date) - NA

terih
1. 3 wk Post EOT VL status – Det. 414,111 - RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F2-F3 (11/2014)
6. Initial VL (date) - 2.56 mil (11/2014)

marv777
1. 12 wk Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F1
6. Initial VL (date) - 6 mil

Paleface
1. post EOT VL status – SVR12, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F1-F2
6. Initial VL (date) - 5.7 mil

Cally Balmoral
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TE
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - Unknown
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - Unknown
6. Initial VL (date) – Unknown

Jonny_Wayne
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status 1,7 million - RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F4
6. Initial VL (date) – Unknown

DLedin
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status - SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F1
6. Initial VL (date) – unknown

Dandelion
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status - 510000 RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F2-F4 Fibrosure
6. Initial VL (date) - 6.5 mil

Anand
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F3
6. Initial VL (date) - 1.18 mil

Mikee
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TE
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (date) – 2.8 mil

Mike Conwell
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F3
6. Initial VL (date) – 11 mil

007GUY
1. post EOT VL status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TE
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ? mil

KATE101
1. 6 wk post EOT VL status – SVR6
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TE
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F2
6. Initial VL (date) – 1,5 mil

MEG
1. post EOT VL status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced –
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a, TT
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F0
6. Initial VL (date) – 2 mil

workingonit
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ? mil

HCVDX30
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. biopsy 2013 F4
6. Initial VL (date) – ? mil

Charly8
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx Experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status - Fibrosure- F3 (Dec 2014), Fibroscan F0-F1 (Mar 2015)
6. Initial VL (date) - 1.05 Mil (Dec 2014)

Bituman
1. Post tx results: SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 wks
3. tx naive or experienced - Tx naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status - biopsy- F1 (2007)
6. Initial VL (date) – 3.59 Mil (jan 2015)

ROGER
1. Post TX, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. F3 fibrosis status - 11/21/2014
6. Initial VL - 313,593 11/21/2014

Marnie
1. 4wk EOT VL status = SVR4
2. Treatment duration = 12 weeks Harvoni
3. Experienced
4. Genotype 1a
5. F1 fibrosis status (Jan 2015)
6. Initial VL 1.1million Dec 2014

BOB V
1. post EOT VL status = SVR12, SVR24
2. Treatment duration = 12 weeks Harvoni
3. Experienced
4. Genotype 1a
5. normal liver by ultrasound 2014
6. Initial VL 3,7 million

Perca05
1. 4WK EOT VL: 20 (AST 19 ALT 15), 12 WK (AST 20 ALT 15), SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 Weeks
3. tx naive or experienced: Experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b): 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date): not known
6. Initial VL (date): Starting VL was 4.5 million

TerryLF
1. 2w EOT VL status: 120 = RELAPSE?
2. Treatment duration = 12 weeks Harvoni
3. naive
4. Genotype: ?
5. F4
6. Initial VL: 100.000

Junkyard
1. Post EOT VL status = SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration = 12 weeks Harvoni (plus riba)
3. Experienced
4. Genotype 1a
5. Liver status: ?
6. Initial VL 960.000

CHepCFree
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F0-F1
6. Initial VL (date) 7,200,000

Ollie
1. 12 wk EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration- 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced-naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b)- 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) F1 -1/08
6. Initial VL (date) 600,000 when starting Harvoni in Dec. 2014

texasone
1. 4 wk and 5 w post EOT– RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration- 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced-naive: ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b)- 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) ?
6. Initial VL (date) ?

Tutu
1. 12w EOT– SVR12
2. Treatment duration- 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced: naive
4. Genotype 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F3
6. Initial VL (date) ?

Grateful 52
1. Post EOT VL status SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype (1a)
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status unknown, ultrasound only- showed nothing
6. Initial VL -1 mil in mid 2014, likely infected 1972.

Atomic dog
1. 4wk EOT VL status SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype (1a)
5. F1-F4: F2
6. Initial VL -1,5 million

HHburme
1. Post EOT 12 w VL status: 3 million RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype (1a)
5. F1-F4: F2
6. Initial VL -1,5 million

Barbs
1. 12 week EOT status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni + Ribavirin
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - F2
6. Initial VL (date) - Nov 2014 - 1.8 million

amy1662
1. 12 week EOT status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F1/F2
6. Initial VL (date) - ?

Coloradogirl
1. Post EOT status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – ?
6. Initial VL (date) – 580.000

Bestmomy
1. 12 week EOT status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – ?
6. Initial VL (date) – 1,8 mil

Karen3717
1. Post EOT status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - tx experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F2
6. Initial VL (date) – 316.000

GLCII
1.Post EOT status – SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F2/F3
6. Initial VL (date) – 12 mil

Pete
1. 4 week EOT status – VL 3361, confirmed at 12w post EOT RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. Fibrosis status: F3 by biopsy 2006, dx comp cirrhosis 12/2014
6. Initial VL (date) – 4,6 M

tm
1. Post EOT status – SVR4, SVR8, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced – 2 prior tx
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date): F0-F1
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

moma
1. 12 week EOT status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks Harvoni
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

Mike2
1. Post EOT VL status Undetected!!! SVR7, SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. GT ?
5. fibrosis: ?
6. Initial VL:?

gug
1.12 wk EOT VL SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced:?
4. GT 1A
5. fibrosis: 1-2
6. Initial VL:46 million

belgianista
1.6 wk EOT VL SVR6
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced: TE
4. GT ?
5. fibrosis: Fibrosure F4, Fibroscan F0/F1
6. Initial VL:?

icantwait
1.12 wk EOT VL SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced: ?
4. GT 1
5. fibrosis: F3
6. Initial VL: 3,5 mill

amy1662
1.12 wk EOT VL SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive/experienced: exp
4. GT 1a
5. fibrosis: F1-F2
6. Initial VL: ?

Bixter
1. post EOT: SVR6, SVR12
2. Harvoni 12 weeks
3. Tx experienced
4. 1a
5. F3
6. 1.8 M

mdj
1. Post EOT VL: SVR4, SVR8, SVR12
2. Treatment duration-12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status F3/F4
6. Initial VL (2.1million/Oct 2014; retest 700,000/March 2015)

SunisOut
1. 4w EOT und, 8wk EOT VL: 270, 12 w EOT und: SVR12
2. Treatment duration-12 weeks plus riba
3. tx naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status F4, A3
6. Initial VL 5.9 m

apache
1. Post EOT VL: SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F0-1
6. Initial VL: 2.94 million

xkilo
1. 12wk EOT VL: SVR12
2. Treatment duration: 12 weeks
3. tx experienced
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F3 (Jan2015)
6. Initial VL: 13 million (Jan 2015)

PatEquack
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. F1-
6. Initial VL (date) - 3 mil

waitingforrain
1. 4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1a
5. fibrosis status: mild fibrosis
6. Initial VL (date) - ?

lovinglife
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1
5. fibrosis status: F1
6. Initial VL (date) – 5 mill

Blue
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX experienced
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. fibrosis status: F1
6. Initial VL (date) – 4.8 mill

koifish54
1. 12 wk post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - TX naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. fibrosis status: Fibrosure F2-F4
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

baffled5555
1.4 wk post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. fibrosis status: Fibrosure F4
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

tmf2
1.3 wk post EOT VL status 3 mill – RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – ?
5. fibrosis status: Fibrosure F4
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

davidsconfused
1. EOT - UND / 12 wk – UND, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native
4. Genotype 1b
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

longtrip
1. EOT - UND / 18 wk – UND, SVR18
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: ?
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

Ledoc01
1. 12 week post tx, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: ?
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL (date) – 2.7 mill

mikelhc
1. 12 week post tx, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Exp: exp (monotherapy 20 years ago)
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – ?

DisabledHepcat
1. Post EOT, SVR5, SVR23
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: exp
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL (date) – 1.2 mill

SIXFOOTFOUR
1. 11week post tx, SVR11
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: ?
4. Genotype 1b
5. fibrosis status: 3-4
6. Initial VL (date: > 6 mill

Imbb
1. 7 week post tx, SVR7
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F 2-3
6. Initial VL (date: ?

Phil
1. 12 week post tx, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F2 by liver biopsy 2008. F4 by FibroSURE 2015
6. Initial VL 11,256

TTSP
1. 12 week post tx, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype 1b
5. fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL ?

WaltFrazier
1. 13 week post tx, SVR13
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: Exp
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F2-F3 (Jan 2015)
6. Initial VL 2,5 mill

Sweetie1
1. Post tx, SVR12, SVR24
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: ?
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL ?

PintoLady
1. Post tx, SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: 3 times non-responder
4. Genotype 1a
5. fibrosis status: F2 fibroscan 2015
6. Initial VL 7,6 million

575to505
1. Post tx, SVR12, SVR16
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: ?
4. Genotype: ?
5. fibrosis status: F4?
6. Initial VL: ?

katmakiah
1. 12 w Post tx, VL 1,5 m, RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype: 1a
5. fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: ?

KiminTheForest
1. Post tx, SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks (+riba)
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype 3a
5. fibrosis status: F2 fibroscan 2015
6. Initial VL 4 million

janelise49
1. Post tx, SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: exp
4. Genotype: ?
5. fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL 5.9 million

ragnarok
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - Naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) - ?
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): Under six million.

WholeFoods
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) - ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F2
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): 300.000

debham
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR12
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – no fibrosis
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): 300.000

KC
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR14
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - ?
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F1/F2
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): 3,5 m

pjggibson
1. Post EOT VL status – SVR4
2. Treatment duration - 12 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced - naive
4. Genotype (1a or 1b) – 1b
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status (date) – F4
6. Initial VL (Jan. 2015): 5 million

Katie · « **Reply #686 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:12:33 pm »

Bixter: Thanks for doing this! You are appreciated!

Katie

Bixter · « **Reply #687 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:15:02 pm »

24 weeks treatment: 9/9 = 100%

ma snart
1. Post EOT VL status = SVR8, SVR12
2. Treatment duration = 24 weeks Harvoni
3. Experienced/naive; ?
4. Genotype 1b
5. Fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL 8,5 million

Lynn K
1. post EOT VL status: SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks, Riba 15 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced: Experienced (5th treatment)
4. Genotype: 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4 Cirrhosis 01/08 Biopsy
6. Initial VL: 2,422,260 Log 10=6.384

mario555
1. Post EOT VL status: SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: Experienced (3rd treatment)
4. Genotype: 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: 8 mill

mikeyman
1. 12wk after EOT VL status: SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: Experienced (3rd treatment)
4. Genotype: 1
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: 1,529,773

harvonitoo
1. 12wk after EOT VL status: SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: ?
4. Genotype: ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: ?

Mugwump
1. 12wk after EOT VL status: SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: exp
4. Genotype: ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: 3 mill

Vicky
1. 4wk after EOT VL status: SVR4
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: exp
4. Genotype: ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: ?

Gary
1. Post EOT VL status: SVR12
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: exp
4. Genotype: ?
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: ?

chino1969
1. Post EOT VL status: SVR5
2. Treatment duration Harvoni 24 weeks,
3. tx naive or experienced: exp
4. Genotype: 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: 6,7 m
-----------------------------------------------

16 weeks treatment: 2/4 = 50%?

SAM1224
Post treatment – SVR4, SVR12
16 weeks Harvoni
tx naive or experienced: naive
Gt 1b
F4 fibrosure 2014
6. Initial VL: 3million 2014

jacattack
Post TX: SVR4, 13w post <15 detected RELAPSE?
16 weeks Harvoni
tx naive
Gt:?
Fibrosis status: ?
VL: ?

terryerdman
1. UND w4 during tx, EOT VL 301, added 4 w. EOT VL 900, RELAPSE
2. Treatment duration – 12 plus 4 weeks
3. TX Native/Experienced: naive
4. Genotype ?
5. fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL (date) – 1.2 mill

Cure4life
Post EOT: SVR12
16 weeks Harvoni (5 w of Riba)
tx naive or experienced: naive
Gt 4
Moderate fibrosist
6. Initial VL: 84.000
-------------------------------------------

20 weeks treatment: 1/1 = 100%

cate
1. 4wk EOT VL status = SVR4, SVR12
2. Treatment duration = 20 weeks Harvoni
3. naive
4. Genotype 1a
5. early cirrhosis
6. Initial VL 2,5 million

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #688 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:18:28 pm »

Quote from: Katie on September 26, 2015, 04:12:33 pm

Bixter: Thanks for doing this! You are appreciated!
Katie

Ditto that! This is really valuable data, Bixter - and interesting. I notice that all the relapsers on 8 weeks of treatment were 1a, none were 1b. Of course, there seem to be a lot more GT 1a's treating in general than 1b's. Still, perhaps GT 1b is slightly easier to treat? With Viekira Pak for example, GT 1b doesn't usually need ribavirin. GT 1a does. Maybe the 8-week Harvoni treatment recommendation should, at very least, be rescinded for GT 1a.

kim

Bixter · « **Reply #689 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:20:59 pm »

Posted too quickly - here are the final two results:

21 weeks treatment: 1/1 = 100%
Camper
1. 5wk EOT VL status = SVR5
2. Treatment duration = 21 weeks Harvoni
3. Exp/naive: ?
4. Genotype ?
5. Fibrosis status: ?
6. Initial VL ?
--------------------------------------------

8 and 20 weeks treatment: 1/1 = 100%
BattleTheBeast
1. 12wk after EOT VL status: SVR12
2. Treatment duration: S/O 8 w and Harvoni 20 weeks
3. tx naive or experienced: naive
4. Genotype: 1a
5. F1-F4 fibrosis status: F4
6. Initial VL: 8 mill

gnatcatcher · « **Reply #690 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:27:27 pm »

. . . adding my thanks. As a nerd/data head, I have some idea of the time Bixter must have spent in order to bring us this highly useful information. -Gnatty

Mugwump · « **Reply #691 on:** September 26, 2015, 04:51:48 pm »

Thanks BIXTER

for the hard shuffle through the forum to see what is happening.

BTW I am/was genotype 1a and child-pugh A. My cirrhosis is fairly well compensated so far thank God!

So I was down to an 85% chance of seeing 2018 through. I can only sincerely hope that the numbers reflected in this forum are not too close to real world cure numbers and much higher numbers of people who have a breeze of a time being treated for 8 or 12 weeks do clear.

I do not think it financially sensible to scrimp on treatment duration when the costs of a retreat are so unmercifully high. So here is praying that the forum numbers are indeed effected in a way that is slanting the numbers of cures way down from the clinical trial numbers!!

Eric

Lynn K · « **Reply #692 on:** September 26, 2015, 09:40:20 pm »

Wow awesome job Bixter!!! I took the liberty of editing your post to add my starting V/L data

Hi Kim yes with Harvoni GT1b have had better results that 1a

Clinical trial ION-3
8 week Harvoni GT 1a 93% GT 1b 98%
12 week Harvoni GT 1a 96% GT 1b 98%

the clinical trial results are included on the prescribing information sheet section 14

https://www.gilead.com/~/media/Files/pdfs/medicines/liver-disease/harvoni/harvoni_pi.pdf

Often Clinical trial results are better than real world results for innumerable reasons.

KimInTheForest · « **Reply #693 on:** September 26, 2015, 09:51:47 pm »

Quote from: Lynn K on September 26, 2015, 09:40:20 pm

Hi Kim yes with Harvoni GT1b have had better results that 1a

Clinical trial ION-3
8 week Harvoni GT 1a 93% GT 1b 98%
12 week Harvoni GT 1a 96% GT 1b 98%

the clinical trial results are included on the prescribing information sheet section 14

https://www.gilead.com/~/media/Files/pdfs/medicines/liver-disease/harvoni/harvoni_pi.pdf

Often Clinical trial results are better than real world results for innumerable reasons.

Interesting. Thanks, Lynn.

kim

slats1056 · « **Reply #694 on:** September 26, 2015, 10:07:33 pm »

Bixter,

Great body of work! I can't imagine the amount of time & patience needed to compile that much info. Very nice to see all those results. Encouraging beyond words.Especially since My 4 week labs got screwed up. Have to wait for EOT for results, then hurry up & wait for 12 and 24 week results. I am very grateful to You for this body of work. My attention span would have fizzled out way to quit. Ten more days Tx. for Me.
Again , thanks & kudos to You!

Lynn K · « **Reply #695 on:** September 26, 2015, 10:12:20 pm »

I just went to The HARVONI Wall to get my commemorative key chain

http://www.harvoni.com/taking-harvoni/harvoni-wall

Looks like they are collecting stats on state by state cures you can also say you are willing to be contacted to tell your cure story but you don't have to to get the gift

chino1969 · « **Reply #696 on:** September 27, 2015, 08:03:27 am »

Thank you Bixter!

Momof3 · « **Reply #697 on:** September 27, 2015, 02:09:19 pm »

Thanks Bixter for keeping up with all the info, it is so useful! I just took my EOT 24 week SVR test on the 22nd. In Canada it seems to take a while for viral load results, I did get all my other results back and everything looked great, so as soon as I hear of my VL results I will update!

dragonslayer · « **Reply #698 on:** September 27, 2015, 07:23:13 pm »

Much thanks, Bixter... Im still wondering what happened to Charly8, the author of this thread, who had been tabulating these results...

At any rate re this:
-------------------------------
16 weeks treatment: 2/4 = 50%?

jacattack
Post TX: SVR4, 13w post <15 detected RELAPSE?
16 weeks Harvoni
tx naive
Gt:?
Fibrosis status: ?
VL: ?
---------------------------------

Once you achieve SVR4, the odds of relapse with Harvoni are tiny as SVR4 is 98.5% predictive of SVR12. That, combined with the fact that it's highly unlikely that a replicating virus after 12 wks post treatment will only test <LLOQ, I'm firmly in the camp that believes this to be a false reading, and the result is most likely to endure as SVR.

Katie · « **Reply #699 on:** September 27, 2015, 09:38:23 pm »

I agree with Dragonslayer and hope some of those that relapsed have a follow up test because, look what happened with the 2 of us!

Bixter can only tabulate the results that have been reported and what an outstanding job he did, taking his own time and energy for the rest of us.Thanks again Bixter!

Katie

Soggy day in my rain forest today. I had a wonderful apple crop and the day before I planned on harvesting them, a bear showed up in the wee hours and ate the majority, just leaving a few in the top branches!

Stinker! Tiny bits and pieces were scattered where the grass was flattened so he had a feast in style, laying down on a soft bed of grass.

At least he didn't break up the branches. It is funny how they wait until the apples are perfectly ripe. I salvaged what I could and froze up a couple gallons for winter apple pies. That's my story for today!

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