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How Does Everyone Celebrate The Anniversary Of When They Were Diagnosed?
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It's my 1 year on August 24th and wondered how to deal with it that day.

posted July 3, 2017
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A myHIVteam Member

It's just another day. I'll celebrate when there's an actual cure.

posted August 3, 2017
A myHIVteam Member

Embrace who you are as a person. Don't let HIV DEFINE you! Your like any other person with an illness. Celebrate your life many don't have that opportunity.

posted July 18, 2017
A myHIVteam Member

I stopped getting drunk on the anniversary, and started to appreciate being given another year. Over the years I actually try to forget what ut was like thirty years ago. Celebrate life and don't think of it as a death sentence.

posted August 6, 2017
A myHIVteam Member

In the early years I would get drunk and celebrate another year of Living. As the years ticked by (now more than 30), I just can't. The good part when diagnosed was that it was a death sentence. I thought I wouldn't have to live and watch other friends and family go before me. It's just not working out that way...

posted July 5, 2017
A myHIVteam Member

Amen to that. I will celebrate that too.

posted August 5, 2017

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