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When I was born April of 1985, there was no test, no way of treating it and very little information about what it was. All they knew was that HIV was a murderer.

Submitted on: Dec 6, 2019

Fighting the darkness within is a daily challenge, but to stop fighting is death.

Submitted on: Dec 5, 2019

Lynnea was born in Los Angeles California. She found out about her HIV status at the age of 7.

Submitted on: Dec 4, 2019

My name is Eliane. I am 43 years old and the mother of three children

Submitted on: Dec 3, 2019

Our journey to treatment adherence is just that; a journey. Everyone's journey does not look the same and that's ok.

Submitted on: Dec 2, 2019

I had an afterthought tonight. My son's father passed away about a month ago. We hadn't been together since 1984 so it wasn't hard to deal with, but it was sad because he was my first everything. The...

Submitted on: Nov 27, 2019

See, a girl like me, living in a cruel cold world…with little to no backbone support.

Submitted on: Nov 24, 2019

I remember a very persuasive man telling America, "Yes We Can." Up to that point I had lived in a completely different world, still deep in the closet, fearful that the world was not ready for my...

Submitted on: Nov 24, 2019

You only live once is a phrase we all hear a lot, though that's not true. The real statement is we only die once, but we live every day. In life some people believe in winning and losing, but me...

Submitted on: Nov 20, 2019

My name is Marissa Gonzalez, originally from New Jersey, now living in sunny Southwest Florida.

Submitted on: Nov 18, 2019

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