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I’m a huge advocate of finding support groups that cater to an individual's needs because they have helped me embrace and normalize who I am. The first support group I...

In this video, I will be talking about National Gay Men HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and why it is important to highlight this day of awareness. As a proud, Black gay...

National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NGMHAAD) is observed each year on September 27 to raise awareness about the impact of HIV on gay and bisexual men in the United...

The activism, strength, and resilience of the HIV/AIDS community has brought access to life-saving medicines, social services, and care for so many people. Everyone's journey of living with HIV looks...

Right. Left. Up. Down. Deciding to start therapy can be a confusing endeavor. Despite this, starting therapy does not have to be overwhelming. There are steps to take to make...

The management of a chronic condition can be complex and often confusing. From constant self-observation to managing our condition - it’s not easy. Sometimes, we need some extra help when...

There are so many different feelings you may have about yourself when you live with HIV. But when you have all these emotions about HIV inside, sometimes, you can lose...

In this video, I will be talking about Billy Porter and his bravery. Earlier this year, Billy disclosed his HIV status to the world. I commend any brave soul that...

Once you have chosen an HIV specialist or an infectious disease (ID) doctor, you will have to become accustomed to routine appointments. In most cases, routine follow-up appointments start every...

It’s no secret that I get up before most people to get my day started with meditation and getting in a workout before getting ready for work. So, how do...

The role of a caregiver can become a challenging job, both emotionally and physically. Caregivers take on many responsibilities to support their loved ones. The better prepared you are in...

In the month of September, there are 2 national awareness days that we all should take the time to recognize and celebrate. The first one being National HIV/AIDS and Aging...

Over the last few months, as the world starts opening back up again, I have been able to take back ownership of my health and wellness. During these stressful times...

In this video, I will be talking about Trinity K Bonet, thanking her for her bravery in talking about her HIV status on a national TV show. I'll talk about...

When I was first diagnosed in 1997, I was in counseling and I dealt with a lot of depression. I remember, a few years ago, a friend said to me...

In this video, I will be talking about the 5th year anniversary of the campaign U=U. July 21st marked the 5 years and the science behind U=U (undetectable = untransmittable)...

While I am pretty good at being an advocate for other people, I am not always the best advocate for myself. Luckily, my sister surprised me when she became my...

A few years back, I read that if you fail to prepare, then you plan to fail. This could not ring more true when it comes to the subject of...

In this video, I will be talking about the moral responsibilities of celebrities who are in the media or people in the public eye. They have to do a better...

In this video, I will be talking about Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. On August 20th, we honor advocates and people living with HIV/AIDS living in the southern United States. We...