Workplace Considerations...Everyone deserves to be treated fairly at work, including people with chronic medical conditions or disabilities. It is not only the right...
Managing Healthcare Expenses...Managing a chronic health condition can take a financial toll on you and your family. Costs add up quickly from medicines, testing...
Applying for Social Security Disability Benefits...Living with a chronic health condition may make working impossible at some point. Your symptoms can affect your ability to get your...
PrEP Around the World: #PrEP4Love Campaign...PrEP outreach is needed given that it works really well at raising awareness about preventing HIV. However, only a very small portion of...reactionscomments
I Never Knew What Was Coming...I was diagnosed on June 29th 2018. Must say I was very confident about having a nonreactive test, but it wasn't like...reactions3comments
Raising HIV/AIDS Awareness: Still Going Strong..."One of the biggest things I have had to learn as a woman with HIV is that I am still strong, still...reactionscomments
I'm assuming I have HIV. What do you think?...Getting a rapid test done in five days. Just curious to see what you think? I'm gay. I was tested in early...reactions4repliesSymptoms
TIME...Do you ever think about how much time you have wasted? What I mean by that is the time that was wasted...reactions5comments
HIV and pain...Since I started taking ARVs in 2017, there has hardly a day I have felt 100%. The first medication I was place...reactions10repliesCoping
HIV Prevention During a Pandemic...Prior to COVID‐19, many of my nights and weekends consisted of hanging with friends or family. But, of course, in the times...reactions1comment
HIV Exposure Risk...My girlfriend and I are medical students. She was exposed to HIV at hospital on Thursday this past week when there was...reactions2repliesDiagnosis
A Shot of Hope...When I was a kid, whenever times felt difficult, I often turned to my childhood hero Superman. When I didn't feel like...reactions1comment
Status Secret...Dating is never easy. There are so many factors you have to consider when trying to choose someone to share your energy...reactions3comments
Being an Extrovert During a Pandemic, Part 2...Editor's note: In part 1, Steven shared how he developed an extroverted personality after years of being quiet and timid. Steven reflected...reactions2comments
Magis...In pursuit of my “magis” or higher purpose, I have been reading some interesting articles. One article, in particular, pulled my heart...reactions4comments
Minutes with Jah: Where Have I Been?...In this episode of Minutes with Jah, I will be talking about where have I've been. You've probably noticed that it's been...reactions2comments
Telling Your Story May Be Good for Your Health...“While writing about my health issues has not cured them, it has helped me develop better coping skills and even contributed to...reactions3comments
Obstacles with Diagnosis...What was your biggest obstacle with finding out your diagnosis? I think that my biggest obstacle has been facing the stigma. ...reactions55repliesAwarenessDiagnosisNewly Diagnosed
Who was your first support?...My Grandmother and Mommie was my first support system, and then my oldest brother, and later down the line my sister friend...reactions10comments
Not By Myself Anymore...Not by myself ever again. When I contracted HIV, I was so very lost. But two years later, I married a man...reactions7comments
