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Mondo

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Reged: 04/26/09

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Hi I'm new
04/26/09 11:03 PM

Hi to all I would like to introduce myself. I am a 55 year old Male living in Australia. I was diagnosed early 2008 which makes me a relatively new addition to the HIV family.
I am currently not working and have not since my diagnosis. I would like to support others where I can and also seek support.
This is the first time I have joined or reached out to a HIV forum, so please be patient with me as I am not confident in speaking about HIV yet. (I?m still pretty screwed up about the whole thing) I am currently undectable and I?m taking Reyataz [atazanavir], Norvir [ritonavir] and Kivexa [abacavir/3TC, Epzicom].

Cheers
Mondo

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Hi I'm new	Mondo	04/26/09 11:03 PM
Re: Hi I'm new	WayneD	04/30/09 02:55 AM
Re: Hi I'm new	Uptown	04/28/09 09:21 PM
Re: Hi I'm new	Alexandrite	04/28/09 12:06 PM
Re: Hi I'm new	BrokenWingedBird	04/28/09 04:24 AM
Re: Hi I'm new	bnagayguy	04/28/09 12:17 AM
Re: Hi I'm new	oldwoman	04/27/09 12:10 PM

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