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Table of Contents, September/October 2003

January 1, 1981

Body Positive Magazine; cover by Carmen DeMichael

R E G U L A R C O L U M N S

Body Positive Creed
"You Are Not Alone"
by Michael Slocum and Jim Lewis

Positively Poetic
"'Blame': A Narrative Poem"
by Dennis Rhodes

Psychologically Speaking
"G.R.E.A.T. Expectations"
by Dr. J. Buzz von Ornsteiner

Healthy Living
"Stress Reduction"
by Gary Rosard

Letter From the Editor

From the Executive Director

Newsline

Masthead

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HIV and Personal Finance: Where Do We Go From Here?
Advice on the financial challenges and opportunities facing people with HIV
by Per Larson

Disclosing HIV in the Workplace
One personal perspective from the corporate world
by Steve McMahon

Cover: Carmen DeMichael
This month's cover designer, graphic artist Carmen DeMichael, said of his work, "I try to use strong colors not only as a compositional element, but also in order to help create the mood of each piece, and enhance or add more depth to its psychological aspects." This is his first cover for Body Positive magazine.

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