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Resources for family of person with HIV Jan 16, 2007 Earlier this year I tested positive for HIV. Since my diagnosis, I've done alot of research and have developed a decent understanding of the condition. I have decided to talk to my family and let them know (I've almost let it slip a few times and I would rather have the conversation on my terms). Can you recommend a book or two (or even a pamphlet, video, or whatever) that I could give my family when I tell them? Taking the mystery out of HIV removed alot of the fear for me and I believe it would be helpful for them also. I don't want to overwhelm them, however, as they will only have a few days to digest this information when I visit later this month. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Response from Dr. Horwath
 There are many informative web sites: www.amfAR.org www.projectinform.org www.aids.org www.aidsonline.com and, of course: www.thebody.com | ||||||||
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