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How can we empower individual living with HIV to take an active role in advocacy and destigmatization efforts within their communities?
Start by not hiding it. Everyone I know knows my status. They see I'm a good person and they like me. That's a start.
Or....VOTE.... all those Who are opposed to funding HIV science, programs and advocacy...........OUT!!!
@Happyday I can relate with this. That's why I usually tell the person that I will not treat them any different because of their lifestyle choices getting diabetes and heart disease. Once they get that warm fuzzy feeling, I say BTW I'm HIV undetectable.
@A myHIVteam Member I’m afraid for people that I love to turn their back on me because of my status. In reality, I know that there will be those people so I just sit quiet.
Here is one subject. U=U and that HIV is no can no longer be transmitted through sex. Also people taking medication that they can live a long life. It’s also sad that people still think that HIV is a Gay Man’s disease. HIV affects all genders and nationalities. You could also volunteer at a local HIV support centre and gain more knowledge on HIV. @A myHIVteam Member great question to ask. 💖😊
Do you think it's okay for ANYONE to be an HIV/AIDS Advocate despite their HIV status(even those living without the virus)??
Hello, I am from Denver, Colorado, I am an immigrant, I have recently arrived, can anyone help, where can I find help for treatment?
I'm I the only one who feels openly speaking about HIV/AIDS would make a huge difference in people's perspectives over it??
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