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Author Topic: How has life with HIV changed?, BBC Two - Victoria Derbyshire  (Read 3152 times)

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Re: How has life with HIV changed?, BBC Two - Victoria Derbyshire
« Reply #1 on: November 14, 2016, 02:48:32 pm »
It's an interesting conversation/interview.

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Re: How has life with HIV changed?, BBC Two - Victoria Derbyshire
« Reply #2 on: November 14, 2016, 03:43:38 pm »
Lovely little life affirming piece.
Whenever i think of myself as undetectable,i always think of it purely in the context of me and my immediate health..never the social or its implications.
2 hours after i normally take my pills i put my hand in my pocket to get my phone and found those 2 pills..my first lapse.I guess it`s important to understand the why`of this slip and not take things for granted.I`m so lucky as are all those on the new antiretrovirals...and a collective hug to all those LTS`s whose lives still inspire when i start to feel low.

And hell and dam to brexit..i had thought of moving to Brighton(Town in the video)a really lovely place i visited with my girlfriend(pre bisexual enlightenment) back in the late 80`s.It would have been the perfect Liberal seaside town to move to at this stage of my life -sea air,relaxed cosmopolitanism and just touch of Bohemia.Dam !

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