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One of the first things I was told is that an HIV / AIDs diagnosis brings with it a rollercoaster of ups and downs so make sure you buckle up. About two years into my diagnosis I can say this has definitely been the case, at least for me. How about yourself? Do any of you remember sage words of wisdom that rang true for you?
The best thing to do is keep a positive attitude
The best advice that I ever received was you take charge of your own health and you control the virus, not the virus, controls you Good question have a great day.😀
When I was a kid I use to listen to American Top 40 with Casey Kc Ksen as the host.
He would always conclude his program with, “ keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.”
I always thought he meant, keep a balanced attitude, don’t give up and keep trying your best.
That advice has worked for me.
“Immune Power” - Dr John Kaiser
This book was introduced to me in 1994’ I read it & it recharged/changed my life forever until now 2014
Stigma distorts the reality of HIV infection. It isn't HIV that irrevocably changes the life of those infected. It is the stigma associated with HIV. If you free yourself of the stigma, HIV is just another manageable condition.
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