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Had it a long long time.

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Hi i was diagnosed with hep c about 15 years ago but have had it since about 1971. I once tried heroin and shared a neexle with a registered adict.

Strange to think this woukd come back to haunt me 30 years later when it was diagnosed in around 2001.

Would like to rid my system of it and awaiting nhs treatment

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That's great that you are getting the treatment soon. Look forward to hearing how you get on. How long have you had to wait for treatment. ?

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Well almost 3 months but i think sfter 3 months the n.h.s. re submit your name for treatment. Because im not really ill and no apparentnt liver damage i dont tbink im a priority.

Time will tell

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