Richard,

I don't want to hold out false hope, but in most cases of new HIV infection, the Viral Load goes sky-high and the T cell count goes down. After a little while your body adjusts and the load comes down and T cell count rises again. Then it tends to stabilise for a long time. As someone who has had the hatred virus since 1985. I think I can offer this advice even though I am not medically trained in any way. Apart from taking the meds religeously, and coping with the odd side-effects, I am still very well all these years later.

Good luck with this thing and if you want to message me privately, don't hesitate!!

Ian

Well time for a quick update

firstly thanks to all my friends old and new that have shown support i love you all. xxx

Well on my last visit to see my Dr i was told that he was s=pleasantly surprised that my CD4 count has gone from 37 in november 2007 to 315 in jan 2008 so things are heading in the right direction

Richard,

You are in my prayers.

Yoli

Good going Richard!! --FLO--

Richard thanks for sharing the good news. Wishing you continued improvement.

You are in my prayers. Keep doing the right things and taking care of yourself.

That is great news. Hope it keeps going in that direction and keep that way. Am sure your keeping positive helps