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HIV proves no obstacle for couples: Study
#261810 - 03/13/12 02:17 PM

HIV proves no obstacle for couples: Study

Treatment, education allow couples to live normal lives: Vancouver Coast Health

Today, HIV-AIDS is no more a death sentence than it is a barrier to love.

Vancouver Coastal Health says that, with effective diagnosis and treatment, couples are able to live normal, healthy lives even if one partner is HIV-positive.

Bradford McIntyre and his husband, Deni Daviau, are living proof that the virus doesn’t get in the way of a positive, long-term relationship.

The two Vancouver men have been happily married for 10 years; McIntyre has been living with HIV for 28.

Read more... http://www.positivelypositive.ca/articles/HIV-PROVES-NO-OBSTACLE.html

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