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Author Topic: FEDEX & MY LABS  (Read 3924 times)

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Offline Life

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FEDEX & MY LABS
« on: July 20, 2006, 07:29:13 pm »
Well, FedEx Delivered my Bio-Haazard last Friday Evidently...

New numbers....

cd4 331 UP from 329 - I will atribute the heat eating my cd4's up
34% up from 29% - That seems good for a giggle or two..
<50 still <50

Heading off for Denver this weekend to boogie down... I am sure it will be 1000 degrees there to... ::)


Offline livingpositively

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2006, 07:36:06 pm »
Nice job on the CD4%, Eric.

WOOHOO!!!!

You go...how'd you say...."Biohazard freak boy"

have fun in Denver

Shane
4/6/07   CD4 450, % 23, No VL
2/19/07 CD4 487, % 26, VL 47,500
1/4/07   CD4 357, % 27, No VL
10/3/06 CD4 500, % 26, VL 18,000
7/6/06   CD4 530, % 29, VL 83,800
4/6/06   CD4 555, % 28, VL 13,000

Offline jkinatl2

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2006, 07:43:47 pm »
<<34% up from 29%>>

Holy crap, thats incredible! Thems some great percentages :)
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Offline purplerain

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #3 on: July 20, 2006, 07:44:56 pm »
Eric Tue it was 107 down here but this weekend is supposed 2 be nice
Jason

Offline Teresa

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #4 on: July 20, 2006, 10:59:22 pm »
Great numbers!!!

Doing the HAPPY dance for ya!

Hugs
Teresa
Hubby HIV+ 5/5/06
CD4:320
  %: 26.7
 VL: <20
Atripla (started it 8/24/06)

Offline Life

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #5 on: July 20, 2006, 11:30:58 pm »
Thanks!  It has been a weird 2 weeks for me..  I can't say enough for all the encouraging words I have gotten in the past week here..  I have been a PM Queen of late (you know who you are).  Thanks for pulling me out of the weirdness I choose to call "Eric's space".  It's about the size of Lwood's popsickle.  It's time to renovate!

I do have a question..  What does it take to make those dang cd4's to go up!?!?!  I know I have been stressed a bit.  Can't I just eat a bunch of bananas or something to encourage these guys to come out and play?? ;D

Offline HIVworker

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #6 on: July 20, 2006, 11:45:15 pm »
That's a very good question. I can tell you why they go down, but not why they don't recover in the absence of highly active viral replication.

R
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Offline Blixer

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Re: FEDEX & MY LABS
« Reply #7 on: July 21, 2006, 12:10:16 am »
Congratulations Eric!!!  Decent count and a great %.  Things are looking really stable for you.  Maybe after the CD4s are stable for a while they will suddenly jump again. 
David
Diagnosed 1/9/06
8/27/2007 CD4 598, 29%, VL 58 (72 wks)
11/19/2007 CD4 609, 30%, VL < 50 (84 wks)
2/11/2008 CD4 439, 27%, VL <50 (96 wks)
5/5/2008 CD4 535, 28%, VL <50 (108 wks)
10/20/2008 CD4 680, 28%, VL <50 (132 wks)
Changed to Atripla in 2012
1/14/2013 CD4 855, 35%, VL <40

 


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