1. Establish a health care plan with a provider you trust, and stick to it. 2. Pay close attention to your mental health. Don’t isolate or dwell on this diagnosis. Talk to people. Family, friends, support groups, or mental health professionals. 3. Live! Plan the future you desire and go for it. You can live a long healthy life with HIV.

"I found myself" discovered the I'm a good human being

It has gotten better. Following the regimen for treatment it helps greatly to stay healthy. Being honest to oneself and the doctor helps to find the right treatment and to stay positive. I have been fortunate to have a very kind doctor. Sometimes I feel alone, like I don't belong anywhere. I fear telling friends and relatives because of my cultural background and experiences I witness. Just keep the chin up because things get better.

Just so, you know, Paula. As a case manager, you will come across various people in the spectrum from people who are very sick to those who are fortunate to have a very good life. The question you ask is a loaded question.. as it depends on each and every person. Having a great doctor , medicine that fits your lifestyle and keep you undetectable And staying busy is important. I just posed a question in the question and answer section about what people dislike about having h. I. V.
You may want to go through it..🤎💜🩵🩵💙💚💛💛🧡🩷

Hello, Paula welcome once again. I reread your profile and now understand ...you are a Ryan white case manager and would like information about life after h. IV .
well. You're in the right place . For example, I have been positive for 31 years and have extensive knowledge with Ryan white. As many of us here do.
a lot of his have sat on h. I. V advisory boards across the country. There is a question and answer section and if u go through them.....you may find answers to your questions. .