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For some of us an AIDS diagnosis back in the 1980s was the death sentence. It gave us the opportunity to get our finances and our lives in order and for some, stopped the nonsense that may have put us in that situation. A rude Wake Up Call.
Have you had an incident or had to face your own mortality?
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Members opened up about their deeply personal relationships with death, sharing how an HIV diagnosis shifted their perspective on mortality... Read more
I have always had access to health insurance that covers my 2 antivirals….until January 2025 when all demo people were “fired”. I had several bottles in back stock, well back stock ran out 10 days ago, so needless to say I’ve been kinda in a panic mode because I’ve been off all HIV antivirals, my doctor called in a refill at Kroger, I received a text from Kroger that stated “your medication is ready for pick up $2,338.10” wow!! That’s more than what I like to carry around. I called Kroger
Pharmacy and informed them to return to store close, the lady in the phone have a big sigh and said “ok” ok goodbye. Saturday I received an insurance card thru the RW act, thank you God. Monday you bet I’ll be first in line at the pharmacy at Damien center. May God bless you so much your cup runneth over, share his
Love. Amen
As an unmarried gay man who never had a long term relationship, my HIV diagnosis put a surprising focus back on my life in terms of life and spiritual goals. I am trying my best to make the best out of it.
I'm not afraid of death, but how I die.
I am not afraid of it…..I think having HIV has had me more focused on my spiritual side…..So willing to accept it when the time comes…..
Death is inexcapable, but with Jesus Christ Death is defeated, He is the way, the truth and the life. He is the Door to Eternal life.
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