Getting myself back hasn't been easy. Honestly, I'm still trying to figure out what that even looks like.
I'm grateful to be alive, grateful for opportunities to share my story... it's comforting to know there are so many more unknown moments waiting with potentially beautiful journeys.
Whether you have been living with HIV for one month, one year, or 30 years, we got this. We will continue fighting and continue strengthening what we have built together.
In a world where political attacks and rolling back rights are rising ... this gathering reminded us that communities must create spaces of joy, care, and resistance.
I need us to remember social media captures a moment in time. We control what we share and there aren't too many people sharing the real, raw and ugly side of life... sooo many are struggling...
We did this! We shifted minds! We were made as examples and case studies in this journey, and we continue to, because we are determined to end AIDS by 2030.
The Well Project is a sisterhood and advocacy organization/ Dedicated to women with HIV and educating civilization...
I know by being honest this may upset some people but I have to be real.
What will you remember when I'm no longer here?/ What footprints did I leave on your soul/ In what kind of memories will I appear/ These are things beyond my control
Darse cuenta de que las personas que te dieron la vida no son necesariamente las que te hacen sentir segura es un dolor diferente.
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