Hey guys, good news.

I just got back from the upper GI, and they found NO ULCER. YAHOO! Thanks guys for all your prayers and good thoughts. I know it helps. It always helps people to get well faster when they know people out there are rooting for them.

Now it will be a short time till I get on interferon and ribavirin to kill that damn hepatitis c virus. Yahoo (sort of). I say sort of cause the only thing I'm really looking forward to in this is getting it over with.

One more step closer to wellness. One more step to getting my MMJ card.

I am an artist. You might say a starving artist at this point. So sense I am so poor, money wise, I wonder if there are any MMJ friendly doctors who would do a recommendation in exchange for art. That would be so cool, it would blow my mind. If any of you know such a doctor, give me a holler. :rastasmoke:

Love you all. :thumbsup:

Edit: I almost forgot. It has been sense last July sense I worked on any aircraft. I miss it. The last thing I did was being on a crew converting a B737 into a flying RV for some rich Russian fokes. Man, that plane was looking good.
pepurr Reviewed by pepurr on . Upper GI Hopes Tomorrow I go in for an upper GI so the doc can check that ulcer. Hopefully it is gone. If it is gone, they can start the hepatitis C treatment on me. It has been a long row to hoe, and this isn't even near over. Once the chemo starts, it will continue for 48 weeks. Well, it will as long as they see a drop in viral count by 12 weeks. If not, they will call me a non-responder and stop treatment. If I can make it through for 48 weeks, even then I will only have a 50% chance of clearing this Rating: 5