Anyway, I am properly panicking, the bf doesn't quite "get" why I would be so worried. Well, obviously I can get away with missing one dose but any more than that and I'm stuffed. I'm thinking I'd need to get the next flight home or something.
Anyway, I am properly panicking, the bf doesn't quite "get" why I would be so worried. Well, obviously I can get away with missing one dose but any more than that and I'm stuffed. I'm thinking I'd need to get the next flight home or something.
Gee you old timers are kind of cavalier.
Now, if you had multi-class resistance and were on Fuzeon and it was your last regimen option available then yes, I'd freak out. But otherwise I wouldn't let it ruin my vacation.
However, I would call my doctor as soon as I returned and asked how he wanted me to proceed.
Gee you old timers are kind of cavalier.
But it seemed you were saying, don't even bother trying to get replacement medicine. Just enjoy the holiday.
That's one of the reasons we aren't in the Memorial thread yet.
This disease requires perspective.
Its not like he was visiting Fire Island for a few months
The OP is from the UK
Spain and the UK are part of the European Union
Its not like he was visiting Fire Island for a few months
Especially since it has been recently recommended on these forums that pozzies shouldn't visit Fire Island unless they have a six month stockpile of meds ::)
I for one are glad you are still with us in "Living with", so you can be as Cavalier as you like Jonathon.
BTW I prefer this definition:
1. A gallant or chivalrous man, a gentleman.
2. A mounted soldier; a knight.
Hugs
Jan :-*
And, most of us have our faces in our phones and not paying attention.
That's one of the reasons we aren't in the Memorial thread yet.
This disease requires perspective.
we all (not every single person ofcourse) got into this situation by taking chances. I for one take no chances when it comes to meds......
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