My HIV advocacy journey has been twenty plus years in the making, and one I never thought I'd see. I contracted HIV 34 years ago and was very ill for many years. Death loomed over me for several years...
My grandson ran in his first Spartan race on Sunday, and as my eyes followed him, I thought how amazing this was that this could be a metaphor for all the challenges that so many of us have before we realize that we are all so unique
I am #HIVpositive since 2005 due to medical negligence. I have been stigmatised, discriminated, hated, shunned and even ostracised. All because of my SILENCE. And FEAR.
Each day we make thousands of tiny decisions that impact our day, our week, our year, and maybe even our life.
A couple of weeks ago, I attended a community town hall meeting hosted by a local AIDS organization via Facebook live.
Health is wealth is the age old saying. I think that saying means that the healthier you are the wealthier your body feels. It also reiterates that we have to do what's necessary to reach the "wealth"...
"Family isn't always blood. It's the people in your life who want you in theirs. The ones who accept you for who you are. The ones who would do anything to see you smile, and who love you no matter...
The Well Project interviews Wanona Thomas, Community Advisory Board member and A Girl Like Me blogger.
I am so tired of HIV and AIDS! I hate to play victim and have a pity party cause I know it could be worse
Going to AIDSWatch was a wonderful experience that I'm honored to have been a part of.