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Subject: Re: Please read past the first paragraph


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Mindy
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Date Posted: 16:09:13 06/12/10 Sat
In reply to: Michael 's message, "Please read past the first paragraph" on 01:14:55 04/17/08 Thu

Hi Mike,

My name is Mindy and it's nice to meet you. I hope you clear, I haven't been able to, but Teleprevir looks very promising.

I am also looking for my soul mate. I can relate to so much you have written, would like to get to know you better.

I'm 52 and pretty upbeat most of the time, guess not bad on the eyes either. Am a nonresponder to the current treatment, have tried several times. In the process, I became an HCV advocate and have helped many through the years. Lost a sense of myself by getting too wrapped up in HCV and forgot how to live. It's time for a healthy balance. I would like to meet someone who has a good heart, has the ability to laugh and tends to look at the more positive side of life. I have symptoms, so I am looking for someone who has symptoms, mainly fatigue, but other ailments too! You are kind, understanding, compassionate and caring. A good communicator who has some old fashioned morals, yet likes rock and roll :-) Can you be strong on the days that I may not be? I can be for you. I'm looking for someone who does not do drugs or drink alcohol. I enjoy the computer, TV, movies, music, writing, reading, dining out, laughter, positivity, kindness and above all am looking for the right person to share my life with.

I like this part of what you wrote: As I write this, I hope somewhere out there, someone will take the time to write and become friends, and hopefully become one of those couples hat make everyone else sick because they can find so much happiness in the day to day life that so many
people take for granted.

Sending smiles and lots of prayers your way...

Mindy

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Susan (Happy to have found this place)
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Date Posted: 23:17:44 11/13/10 Sat

I guess I should have said that I am 44 yrs old, and live in Arizona.

Sue

>This is my second letter. I wrote one last night but
>didn't like how it came out so I think I'll try again.
> I guess I should mention I'm taking my six week shot
>out of twenty-six tomorrow. 25% down, 75% to go.
>Anything more you would like to know just ask but I'm
>new at this and while the whirlwind was sinking in I
>didn't have the forethought to remember all the
>numbers and figures they were throwing at me. To my
>mind, it's almost like if a judge sentenced me to
>death for something I knew nothing about, forgive me
>if I didn't notice what color socks he happened to be
>wearing. I'll listen closer next time but that kind
>of numbness don't happen often and I wasn't prepared.
> This may seem to turn into a pity party every once
>in a while but bear with me. There are just a few
>things I feel need to be out in the open between me
>and anyone who is kind enough to answer. I don't
>intend to let myself become this nightmare, and I
>certainly won't let it be the defining factor in my
>life and happiness, but if someone thinks they could
>get close, they deserve to know what they're getting
>themselves into.
> I've been a sub-contractor up until I started this
>treatment and I suppose I must be easy enough to look
>at. I get "hit on" by clerks, waitresses and the
>occasional customers sister, cousin, best friend etc.
>I've always had to make excuses for not getting
>involved and I'm sure there have been some feelings
>hurt and egos bruised while I hid behind a workaholic
>persona that went home every night and pretended I was
>not interested because of some fairy tale I would make
>up to explain why a guy like me was always alone.
>When a neighbor or co-worker brings the sister or
>girlfriends best friend around, who they know would be
>a perfect match, it gets a little trickier. But the
>bottom line is, I've not only been lonely more nights
>than I care to remember, but also probably left a
>string of decent girls behind wondering why they
>didn't "measure up" or if I was just a stuck up
>tight-ass with no sense of fun. The secret is every
>bit as bad as the celibacy.
> As I write this, I hope somewhere out there,
>someone will take the time to write and become
>friends, and hopefully become one of those couples
>that make everyone else sick because they can find so
>much happiness in the day to day life that so many
>people take for granted. I've never believed in the
>Neitche saying "if it don't kill you, it makes you
>stronger" because I'm getting aches and pains from my
>twenties that disprove that theory, but I do believe
>that the experience of this demon can be turned into
>an inspiration that could stand up under many things
>that would drive an average couple to the brink of
>despair.
> Geographically, I'm going to be pretty flexible.
>At least as I write this, one of my priorities is to
>put this nightmare and everything that goes along with
>it behind me. I have a couple of people I would stay
>in touch with but the fact is, I've lived a lie for so
>long that a short good-bye and occasional card is
>about all I feel like I owe the majority of
>aquaintances I've met since I learned that life as I
>knew it was over.
> Well, I hope this is the first step to the most
>important part of my next leg of lifes journey. Who
>will share it with me? If you would like to trade
>pics that would be nice. I'm not all that picky or
>have a certain "type" but I could probably write a
>better note if I had a mental picture of who was on
>the other end.
> While I'm here primarily to find my soul-mate (kind
>of takes on a new meaning now) if anyone wants to
>share experiences and stand shoulder to shoulder in
>this battle I would be more than happy to try to
>either cheer you up or relate the misery of my day to
>day existence for the next 4 1/2 months of shots,
>pills and general confusion that seems to be ruling my
>life for this brief time. Good luck to all and God
>bless and protect you Mike

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