Category: Living with HIV
Personal experience, practical information, treatment, stigma, relationships, faith and everyday life with HIV. This section reflects both how HIV care has changed and what it means to live positively today.
They Should Know Better. But Sometimes, They Don’t.
🧠 Your Voice Matters: Share Your Experience with HIV Treatment in Europe
Undetectable, breathable, endurable
A fresh start: simplifying my medication tracking routine
Back to Juluca – transplant-friendly meds
European men who have sex with men Survey 2024
First clinic of 2024 — a positive experience
Video: PLHIV People living with HIV by Steven Doyle
Minor miracle in the blood results
The last couple of weeks have been somewhat frantic in our house: Part two…
PLHIV photography project
Laughter, vaccinations and blood tests
Six months in arrears. Is this the best for results?
What does Undetectable=Untransmittable mean?
What people living with HIV need to know about Covid-19
Corona virus (COVID-19) and HIV – update from the British HIV Association (BHIVA)
A reminder: Cosmetic treatments and tattooing and HIV
Change in medication
Results and no meds collected
Another appointment and all is well
“AIDS since the 1980s”: Have you a story to tell?
Change of meds…
Maybe less than a week to go on Eviplera
QUB research into stigma in gay men living with HIV
Disappointment from GHA today
Can I navigate the Gibraltar system for HIV care?
A bit of a bounce last week…
New film to help newly diagnosed being launched on Monday 10 April.
Film from Unison for LGBT History Month
World AIDS Day 2013 in Los Angeles, California
Over thirty years of experience and it’s a schoolboy error that delays my day!
Back to work I go… an interesting day ahead!
How involved are you in your HIV care? (via Baseline magazine)
Do we get to get your autograph now…?
And I nearly forgot my meds…
WAD service – Belfast
More results: more good news
Belfast Pride Parade Day
Levi Strauss & Co. & the Levi Strauss Foundation: Pioneers in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS for 30 years
Clinic visit: the results, drug news
1 day after World AIDS Day – and the clinic winds us up
WAD2010 – another day being unwell
1, 2, 3, and an apology
