Not only is it important for girls and women living with HIV to feel accepted, it is important to raise awareness to girls and women to the chances of them being infected with HIV.
Even though HIV is a part of my life, it doesn't dictate how I spend my time. I am very busy with my kids, work, and school. I am planning for my future.
Every time I am around someone, I don't want them to see that poor woman with HIV. I want them to see ME.
As you all know, this isn't a perfect world. I came to realize this better the weeks following my diagnosis.
When I got pregnant with my youngest, I was the first HIV+ patient to deliver a baby at that hospital. I still had nobody to talk to.
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