Learn about depression – what it is, why women living with HIV are likely to have it, and why it is important to diagnose and treat it.
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Getting myself back hasn't been easy. Honestly, I'm still trying to figure out what that even looks like.
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"Where are the deaf people living with HIV? Where are the blind people? Where are people with physical, intellectual, and other disabilities?"
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"Their country was still at war. Yet, there they were, physically present, not withdrawn, not waiting for life to become normal, but standing among the global HIV community."
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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.
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"Being the first is rarely about being fearless. It means coming out of the comfort zone knowing that the tribe will grow."
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"Being in prison may take away person's freedom but it must never take away their access to life-saving medicines."
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Ya sea que hayas estado viviendo con el VIH por un mes, un año, o 30 años, nosotros podemos. Seguiremos luchando y fortaleciendo lo que hemos construido juntos.
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"I was there as a woman, as an advocate, as a changemaker, as a deaf person, and as someone who has spent years turning my own journey into lived experience for others."
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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.
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The language we use to talk about HIV affects the well-being of people with HIV. Learn about the power of words, and more supportive language for discussing HIV.
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En The Well Project, comprendemos que saber es poder. Estamos dedicadas a ofrecer herramientas a nuestros miembros para expandir su conocimiento, al igual que educar y empoderar a otras en su comunidad.
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El lenguaje que usamos para hablar sobre el VIH afecta el bienestar de las personas viviendo con VIH. Aprenda sobre el poder de las palabras y sobre el lenguaje menos estigmatizante para hablar sobre el VIH.
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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.
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Ciarra "Ci Ci" Brown and Lepena Reid discussed the importance of bone health and exercise for women living with HIV, including specific health markers that shouldn't be ignored as we age with HIV.