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Offline VM-Bass

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New Numbers and Checking Back In
« on: May 02, 2008, 04:43:10 pm »
Hello folks!!  It's been a while, but life got pretty crazy over the last couple of months and I haven't had time to do much of anything.  I have missed reading up on all the wonderful people here.

Just went to the doc today, and thought I would share my new numbers.  Now that life has calmed down, I should be able to get here more often. 

CD4: 838
CD4%: 40.3
VL: 926


Doc says all the blood work looks good, and I feel very happy about the numbers.  I was afraid with all the stress of the last few months they were going to be worse than that, but thank God they're all good. 

I hope all of you are well and happy!!!   :-*
1/11/08                  4/14/08         6/12/08

CD4: 927                    838               883
CD4%: 42                    40                 47
Viral Load: 2170           926               173

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Offline Snowangel

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #1 on: May 02, 2008, 05:46:41 pm »
Welcome Back! 

Great Numbers!!!

Glad things have finally calmed down for you :)

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Offline keyite

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #2 on: May 02, 2008, 05:58:01 pm »
I'd say more than mere good: very good indeed. Congrats.. :)

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2008, 08:32:05 pm »
Congratulations VM.
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Offline aliveinla

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #4 on: May 02, 2008, 09:12:46 pm »
Congratulations! You must have a strong immune system to start with. I was already super happy with my new number of 402 and I guess that might be the highest I can go w/o meds.
4/24/07: Last tested Neg
1/22/08: First tested Poz
1/30/08: CD4 393; 28%; VL: 44k
3/18/08: CD4 218; 26%; VL: 222K
4/24/08: CD4 402; 26%; VL: lab forgot
7/22/08: CD4 405; 25%; VL: 6,780
10/15/08: CD4 340, 26%; VL: N/A
2/4/09: CD4 394, 26%; VL: N/A
Jun 09: CD4 300, 25%; VL: 4000
Oct 09: CD4 324, 23%, VL: 10K
11/22/09: started Atripla
11/20/11: CD4 405; VL: UD

Offline StrongGuy

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #5 on: May 03, 2008, 12:04:13 am »
Congrats on the great numbers!!!

:)
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Offline xyahka

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Re: New Numbers and Checking Back In
« Reply #6 on: May 03, 2008, 12:27:40 am »
Those a great numbers :) congrats!!

Juan Carlos
13/03/07 1er diagnóstico /Peso: 79kg
19/04/07 CD4: 494 /CViral: ?? /Peso: 80kg
19/07/07 CD4: 659 /CViral: ?? /Peso: 79.5kg
06/03/08 CD4: 573 (después de meses muy deprimido) /CViral: ?? /Peso: 79kg
17/09/08 CD4: ?? /CViral: ?? /Peso: 84Kg
06/02/09 CD4: ?? /CViral: ?? /Peso: 85Kg /HCV: Neg /HBV: Neg.
07/03/09 CD4: ?? /CViral: ?? /Peso: 87Kg / Gym 3días/semana y Natación 2días/semana.
12/05/09 CD4: 470 /Cviral: ?? /Peso: 87Kg.
08/07/09 CD4: ? /CViral: ? /Peso: 77Kg.
09/12/09 CD4: 510 /CViral: ? /Peso: 78kg. No medicinas aún
10/01/10 CD4: ? /CViral: ? /Peso: 76Kg.
15/05/10 CD4: 320 /CViral: ? /Peso: 76Kg.
01/02/11 CD4: 291 /CViral: ? /Peso: 78kg.
05/05/11 CD4: 366 /CViral: ? /Peso: 78kg.
27/07/11 CD4: 255 /CViral: 138000 /Peso: 78kg.

Disfrutando y aceptando una nueva vida...

 


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