A Day in the Life Video Series: Fortunata Kasege on Taking Meds Through All Life's ChallengesAugust 23, 2012 Keeping up with HIV meds often means having to weave daily doses into a busy life. How do other HIVers do it? In each episode of this video series, we'll take a peek into the day-to-day routine of a person who's living with HIV, taking HIV meds, and dealing with situations that get in the way of adherence. Watch other videos in the series. Episode 8: Fortunata Kasege Age: 38 Home: Houston, Texas / New York City Diagnosed: 1997 Summary: "The car didn't kill me, and I'm not going to let HIV kill me either!" Advocate, single mom and Tanzanian émigré Fortunata Kasege talks about keeping up with her twice-a-day med regimen -- even following the car accident that left her temporarily in a wheelchair. Filmed by Olivia Ford and produced by Mark S. King. Copyright © 2012 Remedy Health Media, LLC. All rights reserved. This article was provided by TheBody.com.
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Thu., Oct. 11, 2012 at 4:49 am EDT am so happy for, you have a very positive way of thinking thats we need in this life we are living
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