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In addition to hiv 30+ years, I suffer from fibromyalgia (8 years and counting). I am 57 years old. I'm wondering if others in my age range also suffer from a SERIOUS comorbidity. I'm curious if this is common within my age range among HIV positive individuals.
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Members between 55 and 65 with long-term HIV opened up about whether serious comorbidities are common, sharing conditions including... Read more
Depression waves roll in, definitely. I am 57, HIV + since 1993. The only thing I continually offer to others is to let the labels and limiting definitions lessen and be as present as possible with any, and all emotions. Even the idea of life and death are draining. Just be. In this way we lighten up and this supports our immunity and vitality and we live now, especially since we have HIV. <3
I'm at 35 years plus.according to Doctor. My problems are muscle cramps, spinal degeneration and feet issues.
I hear you about surgery no more for me they have to drag me into hospital 🤔
Yes I get muscle cramps in my legs and lately been in my feet as well my doctor says for me to take magnesium the lowest possible have done it yet
@A myHIVteam Member
I think you hit the nail right on the head. The most likely answer is that some people do indeed have quote unquote better immune systems than others. 🤷‍♂️
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