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I'm happy to be able to connect with our community. Hope everyone is doing well and taking care of themselves. But I have a question?

A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭
Winston-Salem, NC

Does anyone know where I can find a place to start over. The letter I sent to Governed assistance will help with some information, but I need help from Y'all. Thank you for any information you can give.

2 days ago
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A myHIVteam Member

you need to go into more detail. your question is vague.
If you want me to answer your question exactly how you have it worded, then the answer would be: You can start over in any place you want.

2 days ago
A myHIVteam Member

Like state re-location? If anywhere is an option I'd start with states with high Ryan White FPL if that's an issue. I'd also select a blue state, HIV funding cuts are happening all over the country and housing in lots of places is unaffordable.

7 hours ago
myHIVteam

It sounds like you're looking for resources and support to help navigate a fresh start while managing HIV. That's a brave step, and there are several avenues worth exploring.

Here are some helpful starting points:

- HIV.gov – A great resource for finding local services, housing assistance, and support programs
- Ryan Show Full Answer

It sounds like you're looking for resources and support to help navigate a fresh start while managing HIV. That's a brave step, and there are several avenues worth exploring.

Here are some helpful starting points:

- HIV.gov – A great resource for finding local services, housing assistance, and support programs
- Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program – Provides financial assistance for medical care, medications, and support services
- Local AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) – These community-based groups often help with housing, food, transportation, and counseling
- Community health centers – Many offer sliding-scale services and can connect you to local assistance programs

It's also worth speaking directly with your HIV care provider or a patient liaison, as they often know about local resources that aren't widely advertised.

Don't forget that mental and emotional support matters just as much during a transition like this. Counseling services are sometimes available for free through community organizations, and they can make a real difference when you're rebuilding.

You're not alone in this — many others have walked a similar path and found their footing again. 💙

2 days ago

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