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A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭
Denton, TX
July 19
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A myHIVteam Member

Maybe some of us on here could set one up? Lemme know what you think and I'll see what i can come up with?

July 19
myHIVteam

Online support groups are a wonderful way to connect with others who truly understand what it's like to live with HIV — and yes, they absolutely exist!

Here are some good ways to find one:

- Ask your HIV healthcare provider — they often know of virtual groups and may even host them directly
- Check with your local HIV Show Full Answer

Online support groups are a wonderful way to connect with others who truly understand what it's like to live with HIV — and yes, they absolutely exist!

Here are some good ways to find one:

- Ask your HIV healthcare provider — they often know of virtual groups and may even host them directly
- Check with your local HIV healthcare center — many now offer online meetings, including video-based ones
- Search for HIV-specific mental health support groups — some focus broadly on emotional wellbeing while others are HIV-specific

One myHIVteam member shared their experience working to set up peer-led support for HIV-positive people in their area, showing just how much community-driven support is out there.

Connecting with others who get it can make a real difference — not just emotionally, but it's also been shown to help with things like sticking to treatment and overall quality of life. Worth exploring! 💙

July 19
A myHIVteam Member

witch groups

July 20
A myHIVteam Member

@A myHIVteam Member this site should have a zoom support group. There have been two different zoom chats. One English the other Spanish.
There a so many people in smaller communities that don’t offer any hiv specific support groups.
I used to live in a small community for 22 years. No support groups or individual therapy.
Now im living in a large city that has in person and zoom.
I personally don’t go. Probably because, I had to deal with this on my own for so long.

July 20

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