The economic climate has an impact on most areas of your life, possibly even where you would least expect it. Erectile dysfunction can occur for many reasons, and stress is at the top of the list. Being out of work, having bills pile up and getting frustrating calls from collectors all contribute to basic problems … Continue reading »
Today marks World AIDS Day, a time for the global community to recognize the widespread impact of HIV/AIDS. Right now, 1.2 million people in the U.S. and 33.4 million people around the world live with HIV/AIDS, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. AIDS, or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, is caused by HIV, … Continue reading »
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AIDS is the result of HIV. It ultimately leads to death. Since it was discovered, there has been a great deal of controversy and fear surrounding HIV/AIDS, the latter rightfully so. Painful death is common with this illness, so fear of it is natural. In some cases, the myths surrounding AIDS are designed to reduce … Continue reading »
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When you were diagnosed with HIV, how did you react? My first thoughts were quite literally that I would die. I thought I am the worst mom in the world. I am carrying a baby inside of me that will not only get HIV from me but will not have a parent either, I thought … Continue reading »
When were you diagnosed with HIV and what was your reaction? I was first diagnosed with HIV in 1986 and received an AIDS diagnosis in 1990. My reaction was panic, a sense of loss and fear since at the time it was a death sentence. I immediately went to local ASO’s and got involved in … Continue reading »
When were you diagnosed with HIV and how did you react? I was diagnosed HIV+ at the age of 55, in 2005 – Strangely enough, the news came as no shock to me (perhaps I had subconsciously expected it?) and I refused to give in to the predictable ‘victimhood’ mentality…I did not see it as … Continue reading »
Janet Johnson, State Peer Mentor, Alabama Department of Public Health When were you diagnosed with HIV and how did you react? I reacted like most everyone back in 1985, stunned, shocked and thinking I was going to die within 6 months to 2 years. So I decided to die high on drugs because I had … Continue reading »
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