It’s About Time I Answered Your Questions!
By Nathalie Foy | May 14, 2008
If you’re one of my subscribers, you may be aware of what’s going on. I asked you to post your top two questions here not just for my pleasure or yours to read or share. I intend to answer to most of them.
I would like to have the chance to answer the largest number possible of your most burning questions. It is just not possible for me to do it in writing so I’ve been looking for a solution that would be fun, exciting, really valuable and efficient at the same time.
I think I have found the perfect solution that will help you get answers to your questions in a fast and fun way. It is a bit technical so I’ve been a little scared. I must admit I postponed telling you about it. As much as I would like to procrastinate a little further, I hate not keep my word. Therefore I’ve decided to make this upcoming event official immediately to get me going.
You will receive a very special invitation in your mail box soon. We’ll be able to join together on the phone but I’ll be doing most of the talking…
I will not share information on this event here so if you want to get all the details subscribe to my private list now.
Topics: Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
August 28th, 2009 at 7:31 pm
I am newly diagnosed with genital herpes. My doctor has not been able to answer this question for me; other than saying that there is no way to determine when I was infected with the virus. I had a viral test done which turned out positive. My question is if I have the blood test done (IgG); how long before the antibodies appear for that test to be positive? If I was recently infected, could that test show a negative (even though I know I am positive) and then I would have a better time frame of when I was infected?
February 25th, 2009 at 4:56 am
I was diagnosed last year with hsv2 and have never had a breake out, at least I don’t think I have what does a break out look like?
You can take a look here. This is a site I created before writing the book.
http://www.best-herpes-treatments.com/pictures-of-herpes.html