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Author Topic: Re: Not undetectable anymore  (Read 2945 times)

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Offline jkinatl2

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Re: Not undetectable anymore
« on: December 06, 2013, 01:41:31 am »
I'm in the exact same shoes!! I started exactly same time as you did and have been UD until this week my VL was 480. my doctor said that there is a blip in my VL and we're gonna repeat it in 2-4 weeks. but still, i have the same thoughts as you about resistance and stuff but i'm staying hopeful.



If only one of you had a physician's ID and therefore free access to the fitst tiered peer-reviewed journals that would allow access to the latest science and the best information.

Wait, you ARE a doctor. You are someone who should be called upon by this site for information. I understand the feelings of fear.. but ONE blip should not bother a professional in the least. You realize that your reluctance to fully understand HIV-- let alone YOUR HIV-  impedes your credibility as a doctor, no?

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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #1 on: December 06, 2013, 01:44:22 am »
If only one of you had a physician's ID and therefore free access to the fitst tiered peer-reviewed journals that would allow access to the latest science and the best information.

Wait, you ARE a doctor. You are someone who should be called upon by this site for information. I understand the feelings of fear.. but ONE blip should not bother a professional in the least. You realize that your reluctance to fully understand HIV-- let alone YOUR HIV-  impedes your credibility as a doctor, no?

Hey, Mr. Genius. Not every doctor is an infectious disease specialist. Just like everyone with a bullying specialty doesn't get to bully me. FO! You need serious psychological help.


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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #2 on: December 06, 2013, 01:51:54 am »
Hey, Mr. Genius. Not every doctor is an infectious disease specialist. Just like everyone with a bullying specialty doesn't get to bully me. FO! You need serious psychological help.



I have no doubt I could probably make a psychologist a great amount of money.

I have less doubt that I am right about my assessment. I, as a layman, know more about HIV than you do. And you not only share that virus, but have the credentials to potentially have access to information more current than my own. And the education to analyze it.

Not a bully. Sorry.

Just a patient who expects a doctor to know, at the very minimum, about the disease from which they suffer.

And I am disappointed that you rely on laymen like myself to help out when you cannot be bothered to even know this shit on your own, much less help out in forums such as this.
"Many people, especially in the gay community, turn to oral sex as a safer alternative in the age of AIDS. And with HIV rates rising, people need to remember that oral sex is safer sex. It's a reasonable alternative."

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Offline scared2b

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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #3 on: December 06, 2013, 01:58:25 am »
I have no doubt I could probably make a psychologist a great amount of money.

I have less doubt that I am right about my assessment. I, as a layman, know more about HIV than you do. And you not only share that virus, but have the credentials to potentially have access to information more current than my own. And the education to analyze it.

Not a bully. Sorry.

Just a patient who expects a doctor to know, at the very minimum, about the disease from which they suffer.

And I am disappointed that you rely on laymen like myself to help out when you cannot be bothered to even know this shit on your own, much less help out in forums such as this.

I think if we chat a little longer, you're gonna share more of your auditory and visual hallucinations.. ur just too much a bully. I've never seen a BULLY in a support group, now i've seen it all.

lol you know more about HIV than I do? that's funny enough on its own but do you also know about all the other diseases too or just HIV? let me guess, you dont have a clue about being a compassionate human, let alone knowing about anything else.

I think I've given you enough attention for the night. Why don't you go head and enjoy your night feeling like someone finally gave you some needed attention. lol u know more than me. that's cute lol.

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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #4 on: December 06, 2013, 02:11:03 am »
I think if we chat a little longer, you're gonna share more of your auditory and visual hallucinations.. ur just too much a bully. I've never seen a BULLY in a support group, now i've seen it all.

lol you know more about HIV than I do? that's funny enough on its own but do you also know about all the other diseases too or just HIV? let me guess, you dont have a clue about being a compassionate human, let alone knowing about anything else.

I think I've given you enough attention for the night. Why don't you go head and enjoy your night feeling like someone finally gave you some needed attention. lol u know more than me. that's cute lol.

My hallucinations can and will speak for themselves.

If you are really a doctor, you are a terrifying one.

"Many people, especially in the gay community, turn to oral sex as a safer alternative in the age of AIDS. And with HIV rates rising, people need to remember that oral sex is safer sex. It's a reasonable alternative."

-Kimberly Page-Shafer, PhD, MPH

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Offline scared2b

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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #5 on: December 06, 2013, 02:23:34 am »
My hallucinations can and will speak for themselves.
If you are really a doctor, you are a terrifying one.


you're absolutely right Gorgeous :)

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Re: Re: Not undetectable anymore
« Reply #6 on: December 06, 2013, 07:13:44 am »
I have removed this hijack of Argentio's thread as it added nothing to the discussion. Action has been taken in order to resolve this situation. We moderators will continue to do our utmost to make this a safe place for all to discuss their concerns.

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