MY SON DOES NOT HAVE HEPATITIS :)

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HI ALL

I think you are familiar with my previous post that my one year and nine month

old son had hepatitis C due to a blood test which revealed that he had the

antibodies.... well... we did the HCV-Ag (or antiagent test) and the HCV-RNA

which returned both negative.

The doctors said that this means that he was infected with the virus but his

body managed to defeat it. Thank you all for your support and God bless you

[Guest guest]

Thanks, the experiences I have had dealing with it in other folks convinces me

that you and he are very very lucky. If you feel more than just relief, then

maybe you would like to give back by helping out on the forum to dig up info on

Hep-C for the ones without the luck?

bG

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> > HI ALL

> > I think you are familiar with my previous post that my one year and nine

month old son had hepatitis C due to a blood test which revealed that he had the

antibodies.... well... we did the HCV-Ag (or antiagent test) and the HCV-RNA

which returned both negative.

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> > The doctors said that this means that he was infected with the virus but his

body managed to defeat it. Thank you all for your support and God bless you

> >

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I am right ahead of you, i am looking up prices online and i am going to build a small lab at home to verify all the info on zapping and how to kill viruses. i have a big family and many of them are either doctors or work in medical equipment so it will be easy for me to make such setting. the most interesting thing i read was that we should zap the liver directly by placing an electrode on the front and another at the back because the virus resides at the liver... i just need to clarify this information.From: baby_grand <b7494@...> Sent: Fri, May 28, 2010 9:01:15 PMSubject: Re: MY SON DOES NOT HAVE HEPATITIS

Thanks, the experiences I have had dealing with it in other folks convinces me that you and he are very very lucky. If you feel more than just relief, then maybe you would like to give back by helping out on the forum to dig up info on Hep-C for the ones without the luck?

bG

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> > HI ALL

> > I think you are familiar with my previous post that my one year and nine month old son had hepatitis C due to a blood test which revealed that he had the antibodies.... well... we did the HCV-Ag (or antiagent test) and the HCV-RNA which returned both negative.

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> > The doctors said that this means that he was infected with the virus but his body managed to defeat it. Thank you all for your support and God bless you

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I am so very glad for you and your son. dee

On 26 May 2010, at 11:37, Ahmad Khaled Hawasli wrote:

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> HI ALL

> I think you are familiar with my previous post that my one year and nine month

old son had hepatitis C due to a blood test which revealed that he had the

antibodies.... well... we did the HCV-Ag (or antiagent test) and the HCV-RNA

which returned both negative.

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> The doctors said that this means that he was infected with the virus but his

body managed to defeat it. Thank you all for your support and God bless you

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