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Can You Live A Full Life If You Have Hiv
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LIVE A FULL LIFEI honestly believe that anybody diagnosed with HIV,early in life and recently or in the years to come can live a healthy and full life maybe not to a ripe old age of 85 or 90, but i dont think that 65 or 70 would not be out of the question?? What...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I agree. My oldest patient is 79!...
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can i live a full lifedear dr boyle, can i live a full and normal life on the meds? i mean can i live to reach retirement... Read more »Is it really true HIV+ people can live normal life spans? How quickly do they need to be treated?I will start by admitting my paranoia. I'm terrified to be tested for HIV. I am 30 years old... Read more »
Articles
A Glass Half Full: Cancer Risk for People Living With HIVTable of Contents Introduction A Dividing Line: Before and After HAART Apples to Apples AIDS-Defining Cancers The New Frontier: Non-AIDS-Defining Cancers Hodgkin's Lymphoma Oncogenic Viruses The Role of Immune Health Prevention Next... Read more »
Life Expectancy Increases for North Americans Living With HIVRobert Hogg et al. CROI 2012; abstract 137. Reprinted with permission. Click here to view the full presentation. A 20-year-old, HIV-infected individual on treatment who is living in the U.S. or Canada can reasonably expect to live into his or... Read more »
This Positive Life: Reality TV Star Talks About Living With HIV and Fighting StigmaThis is Olivia Ford reporting for The Body. I'm here today with Jack Mackenroth. You may know Jack from his time as a contestant on Bravo's design-competition TV show Project Runway . You may not know that, in addition to being a gifted designer,... Read more »
"The Happiest Day of Our Life" -- A Gay Couple Living With HIV AdoptsAt 26, Greg was all set to get married when Frank walked through the door of his workplace. It was love at first sight. Greg put aside all thought of blending into the straight world. The two men have been together ever since. One thing, however,... Read more »
Connect With Others
Can you work full time through life with hiv/aids?
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Hello,I have been positive for a year with cd4 468 and viral load of 13K. No meds yet. I am only 36. I have been divorced twice with four children and very very large child support obligations. I have talked with my doctors and read about the... Read more » Life is full of happiness!!! Live it to the fulles
Posted by ExWorryWart, 3 Replies
I am here after 4 months...I used to be regular here...worried like crazy..I was diagnosed OCD. 99.9 % of my anxiety was coming from my own googling believe it or not....and also this and many other forums. From that incident...I tested at 4 months...
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can you live a normal life without meds if ur HIV+
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
can you live a normal life without medicines if your HIV+??? How long can live without these medicines?
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Full-blown aids to hiv+
Posted by MsStiletto, 9 Replies
In Dec.2002 I was diagnosed with full-blown aids. I had thrush, neuropathy, CMV colitis & MAC. I had 18 Tcells & Viral load in the millions if thats possible. I now have 346 Tcells & undetectable. My question is, can I now be considered... Read more »
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