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Danny Pintauro
One Hell of a Positive Methage
Wizards of Poz, the Turning Tina Campaign and The Institute of Many (TIM): Part 2 of the Nic Holas Interview
April 18, 2016
Did the Wizards of Poz and Turning Tina develop through the events and gatherings of your members? Tell me more about each, for instance, is Turning Tina published or just online?
Helping Other HIV-Positive People Be Less Afraid, Less Ashamed and Less Lonely: Part 1 of the Nic Holas Interview
April 18, 2016 One of the top issues on my list of things to address in the coming months is to create a stronger dialogue surrounding meth. That includes creating more ways for people who are using but want to get help to get help -- or even just connect with others in the same boat -- and creating more options for those not using to participate in solving the problem. Finding ways for us to get people to stop ignoring the guy on Grindr who mentions he's partying. Just generally finding more ways to get more people involved. The more we talk about it, write about it, post about it, meet about it etc., the sooner change will happen.
After Meth, I'm Still the Boss
January 15, 2016 One of the things I've been doing a lot of recently is reading emails from supporters around the world. I've heard tragic stories of loss and love, courageous stories of survival and encouraging stories of hope and happiness. While I've heard from all types of people, the majority are from men and women living with HIV. We are a community who've been through something life altering and that brings you closer together even from thousands of miles apart.
The Activist
January 11, 2016
I can't pretend to call myself an activist ... yet. |
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One Hell of a Positive Methage  Danny Pintauro Danny Pintauro is best known for his eight-year run as Jonathan Bower on television's Who's The Boss? Danny began his professional career at the age of 2 as a model and commercial actor; at age 3 he began a five-year contract role on CBS-TV's daytime drama, As the World Turns, which was followed by his acclaimed film debut as Tad in Stephen King's Cujo. Recent revelations on OWN's Where Are They Now show have led to a new path as activist for Danny. Coming out publicly with Oprah about being HIV positive and having battled a meth problem earned him the "Courage Award" from Whitman Walker Health, the "My Hero Award" from AID for AIDS and soon the "Steve Chase Humanitarian Award" from the Desert AIDS Project. Stay tuned to his blog as he writes about his year-long activism venture called "The Beacon of Light Tour." Your questions, opinions, letters and suggestions are welcome at dannypintauro1 Subscribe to Danny's Blog:
Recent Posts:
April 18, 2016 - Wizards of Poz, the Turning Tina Campaign and The Institute of Many (TIM): Part 2 of the Nic Holas Interview
April 18, 2016 - Helping Other HIV-Positive People Be Less Afraid, Less Ashamed and Less Lonely: Part 1 of the Nic Holas Interview -- A Blog Entry by Danny Pintauro January 15, 2016 - After Meth, I'm Still the Boss: A Blog Entry by Danny Pintauro January 11, 2016 - The Activist: A Blog Entry by Danny Pintauro A Brief Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by TheBody.com's bloggers are entirely their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of TheBody.com itself. |
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