I was a part of and AIDS Service Organization in PA rm the early 90's to the mid 2000's and it wasn't easy. I chaired the Board of Directors for about 4 and a half years and there was almost a steady stream of worries and concerns to deal with. I loved being a part of it but dang it was hard work. I wish you much success in your endeavors

Yeppers by sharing our experiences with each other we are breaking the glass wall dividing everyone.....

I mean by talking about symptoms , side effects and life in general is making sure everyone has an idea what they might be headed for / into in the future because they heard about it hear ...

By hearing about it here from others who are taking the same med they are preparing themselves for " what might be yet to come " and can know what others have done to alleviate their problems .

I was the last president of the local 501 (c) 3 leather group in our city.......

Now I was elected treasurer and within 6 months rose to the rank of president because all those others elected just did not want to put forth the effort that fundraising required .....
Now one thing I am sure of is if your going to fork a non profit you need to have a name and P. O. BOX for mail to be received at ....

Then you and others of like mind will have to figure out a fundraiser method to make funds to pay the state atty general for the non-profit paperwork and eventually your non-profit status .....

I've never started a non-profit, but I definitely support the cause. Silence is what got a lot of us into the position we are now in, and the only way to get out of it or otherwise prevent others from ending up in the same boat is to break that silence as loudly as possible.