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With all the needs in the world, homelessness, poverty and so forth......what would you do ,...given one golden chance?
Feed the homeless and I do. I love it.
Do you think it’s time for the CDC and The national institute of health to refresh there terminology on HIV. It’s 2024 not 1983 and major advances have been made. My opinion on the matter is as followed: first retire the word AIDS it is a dirty word and causes stigma. From now on advanced HIV should be used. Next undectable is everyone under 200 regardless of what lab you use. There is no evidence that I can find that says your healthier below 20 viral load then at 199.so we need to stop… read more
My partner, Mike, is wonderful when it comes to gratitude. He has psoriatic arthritis, with joint replacements on the Right at shoulder, hip, & knee. He shattered his femur on the left, and the… read more
Looking back during this time, 🚫 NOT 🚫 what you think today, but looking back to the time, did you think Ryan was treated fairly? Was people justified to be scared back then?
You can be honest, nobody is going to attack you. Things have changed and so has most people.
So, what was your thoughts on Ryan's treatment BACK THEN. AGAIN, 🚫 NOT 🚫 what you think 💬 🤔 today, but what you thought back then.
At first I thought this was it. But after I found this site I discovered lots of people who have been battling this disease. My name is ernest and this is my 6th year fighting. How about you???
U work hard at helping & i have watched for years when i pop in..always positive...
I remember so well when I first saw the quilt when portions of it were being displayed across the United States. I saw it in Portland, Oregon in the late 80's where a huge panel of quilts covered the floor of a huge auditorium. I have many friends who had quilts made for them, some I contributed to. I remember walking amongst the panels and looking at each with all the love woven into them for the person that died completely overwhelming. And the reading of hundreds of names of the people… read more
Thank you for sharing your memories about the AIDS Quilt. We can't forget the early years of this epidemic and all our loved ones who passed. The Quilt will live on to memorialize those who passed… read more
Evan I've been tested for months and not tested positive I'm having symptoms that are similar to hiv/Aids I've been tested for cancer and I've been told I don't have canxer
Should the term "AIDS" be retired? I think @A myHIVteam Member might have mentioned this, but this is the first time I've seen it on Medscape.
Is AIDS just advanced HIV infection, or would eliminating the term give the impression that it's no longer a problem?
@A myHIVteam Member is our detective from DRAGNET... "Just the facts, Ma'am." ❤️🤠
This can be finances, insurance, side effects, stigma, dating, or just about anything. What is your biggest obstacle?
Passion81 talk to you care team / PCP - I have a Voucher that helps pay for the drug wether I am on Insurance or free care due to unemployment - take the stress of that out of you life at least for… read more
If you are having other ailments that you are dealing with alongside with HIV, or even know somebody who is dealing with something who is not HIV+, check out this link: https://www.myhealthteams.com/. They have 27 conditions currently that is formatted like the HIV site here, for support for that specific condition. Please spread the word!
High Blood pressure, Pre Diabetes, Anxiety, Rectal HPV
On February 22, 2022, I was diagnosed with Kaposi's Sarcoma and Multiple Myeloma. MM has no cure yet. Scared yes. Meet with Oncologist on May 16 to get all current information. Kaposi's Sarcoma used to be common after the AIDS breakout, from what I've heard from friends that were in that era. Now, only 1200 people are diagnosed/ year
My question:
Has anyone heard of either turn off cancers, and know of anyone that currently has either of them or know if anyone who has had it.
Also, on my… read more
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