This Positive Life Personal Stories From People Around the World Living With HIV
Just diagnosed with HIV? Living with it for a few years? You're not alone. There's nothing like reading or listening to the stories of other people with HIV to gain insight and strength. Far too many people with HIV live in isolation, dealing with their medical visits, their meds and their side effects all by themselves. Here's your opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge from women and men from all walks of life on what it means to live with HIV.
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Featured Podcast: Enrique Franco: Living Openly as a Gay, Positive Man in the Hispanic Community
The U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy got Enrique Franco discharged from the Army. It also, oddly, was the reason he found out he was HIV positive. As Franco explains in this moving interview, diagnosis turned his life upside down, but he's now standing tall. "This is my body, this is my life," he says. "I'm not going to stop living. I refuse to put my head down."
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