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Using New Media in HIV Prevention

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SQIAR

I'm glad to be reading this article. I simply want to offer you a huge thumbs up for your great information. Tableau Guru www.sqiar.com

February 2, 2016

mel

my story or point of view has to deal with the state of mind, one has ,over time with having hiv or aids. as a black guy, that now 52, and was determined to have hiv at the age of 37.i was at the best point in my life, since i had delt with being gay, and was comfortable in my own skin. since then ,so many things have changed. both, my mother and best friend have died of cancer, and i am no longer close to my siblings, and at this point ,not close to anyone at this time. so, its hard to be happy and to live a normal life when so many things have effected ones life. while hiv has made me more aware of taking care of myself, its made me more alone and wanting to have a closeness with someone thats doesnt happen often these days. as the days go by,there is a since of lonelyness and lost of a connection to people,family,and even the gay community at large. i hope as a start to rethink my life, i can come to terms that many things i have no control on, and the things that i do, dont come out as i would like, and i just need to realize that. live for to day and hope that future will be better than what the past has been. on that note,i wish all that have hiv or aids a blessed life from this point on. m m allen

September 5, 2009

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