The Latest Stories About Living with HIV
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David Phillips has been travelling to the International AIDS 2014 in Melbourne and beyond. Find out what happened on a plane home from Sydney! -
Lost heroes: talking with a friend
New PositiveLite.com writer Philip J H Dawson interviews Peter J. Smit from The Netherlands about his work in HIV and AIDS and also how he got to work directly with plane crash victim Joep Lange who was heading for Melbourne and AIDS 2014 -
From CATIE’s The Positive Side “The search for an HIV cure is ramping up. So, just how close are we? Ann Silversides reports.” -
FS Magazine says “When it comes to sex and relationships there is no such thing as a stupid question. Here are our answers to some of the things you asked us via the GMFA website". -
Positive Sex disclosure workshop - paying it forward
Wayne Bristow says “if you belong to an AIDS Service Organization and plans to do a workshop on HIV Disclosure, this is the one you need to experience - no Powerpoint presentation or guest speaker required -
Our LA guy Kengi reports on the art show he organized that featured artists from every ethnic andeconomic background as well as people living with HIV, a homeless person - gay, lesbian, transgender and straight -
Pilgrimage to paradise - the most wonderful day
Jay Squires continues his cross country travelogue and now he’s in Wyoming, perched on a horse called – well read on . . . -
Pilgrimage to paradise, days seven to nine
Travelling poz guy Jay Squires is taking it easy for a few days on the road while in the Amercian South-west and is finding his downtime a blast. -
Michael Yoder asks “do we live in a bubble?” And says "the downing of flight MH17 brought close to home that events in other countries can clearly impact those of us living with HIV." -
In a story exclusive to PositievLite.com guest writer George from Montreal expresses his frustration for what happens when he discloses he is poz, even in the context of a safe encounter. -
An interview with Ron Rosenes, C.M.
Long-time survivor, witness and pioneer Ron Rosenes was recently made a member of the Order of Canada for his contribution to the wellbeing of people living with HIV. In this interview he talks about what the award means for himself and for the community
