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faith07

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Reged: 10/26/10

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New here Serodiscordant couple
10/26/10 10:40 PM

Hello all, so happy to have found this site.....my husband and I have been married for 16+ years and found out almost 3 years ago now that he is HIV+ , we have not told anybody with the exception of his parents. I SO wish there was not this stigma attached to this virus.....I hate that we / I have nobody to talk to who are in the same situation. We are also wanting to have more children and are trying to do all our research ( his VL is has been undetectable shortly after starting Atrilpla when he was diagnosed) Would love to chat with others who are in the same situation....There really are no support groups where we live or none that I can find.

Take care & kooking forward to *meeting* you all

-Jules

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
New here Serodiscordant couple	faith07	10/26/10 10:40 PM
Re: New here Serodiscordant couple	laurel	11/14/10 06:23 PM
Re: New here Serodiscordant couple	PieMan	11/09/10 06:56 PM
Re: New here Serodiscordant couple	Lizh1	11/08/10 02:24 PM

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