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...Years ago, after a long Mardi Gras weekend, my partner woke up with a rash on his side. Within a few hours...

...I was diagnosed with chronic migraine in 2009. Since then, I have tried a variety of treatment options. These treatments range from...

...I took my first and only HIV test 3 decades ago. It saved my life, but not in the way you might...

...In all honesty, I can acknowledge that something like HIV can really make you nervous. Not only nervous about getting tested but...

...Several years ago, I ended up with shingles. This was a health condition that I was not expecting to experience so early...

...I have pursued a career in public health for over 6 years now and in my current position, I am not fully...

...Editor's note: In part 1, Steven shared how the LGBTQIA community supported him after coming out as gay to his family. In...

..."One of the biggest things I have had to learn as a woman with HIV is that I am still strong, still...

...PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. PrEP is a way to reduce the risk of getting HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). PrEP is currently...

...I feel like the battle of all battles is being fought in our communities. In one corner, you have the newcomer: a...

...Here I am on the cusp of celebrating 40 years of being positive. There is nothing like an extra illness over the...

...Family is love. It is a sense of great loyalty for the people in your life that you cherish. Family stands by...

...Valentine’s Day shouldn't feel like April Fool’s Day to people living with HIV, but stigma and concerns about disclosing one's status make...

...Believe it or not, summer is not the only season when skincare matters! One of the most important functions of the skin...

...I would not be where I am today without community support. Community support is so vital when it comes to someone living...

...Journalism is invisible advocacy for me, I have been writing since high school. I have been blogging about living with HIV on...