The Latest Stories About Living with HIV
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Lt. Colonel Ken Pinkela's petition
You read his interview with Bob Leahy on PositiveLite.com. Now Lt Colonel Ken Pinkela, who seems to have been criminalized unjustly, files a petition with 72,983 signatures for a full review of his case. -
Marijuana, masturbation and what’s a lonely man in love with weed, but wanting more, to do?
Matt Levine says “I love good weed. It makes the hard times easier, the good times better but it also makes my sofa seem like a good substitute for love.” -
Alex Sparrowhawk on the role of GPs in HIV testing and care, calls for all health care workers to keep current on their knowledge of HIV -
Stigma is alive and well in spite of what we may think
Samantha says "I really want to believe that stigma related to HIV is improving and the general public and institutions are beginning to be more accepting of us and less afraid": But are they? -
Relentlessly speaking about music, February 2015 edition
Another music review by DJ Relentless PLUS there's a bonus link -
Chatty CATIE: The Road to Undetectable
CATIE talks with four people living with HIV to find out what having an undetectable viral load has meant to their lives. -
Michael Yoder sees “a beige pall descending over the AIDS industry. Down to zero, Stop AIDS, Treatment as Prevention and other campaigns that focus on the mechanics of HIV seem to have robbed us of any imagination and life.” -
Alex Sparrowhawk with a post from the archives “Four years ago today my life changed forever. Four years ago today I was diagnosed HIV-positive. One year ago today I decided to end my silence.” -
Philip J. H. Dawson with a poem both for those recently diagnosed and those still finding their way -
Our LA guy Kengi gets the new year off to a good start with renewed purpose as he continues his work in social media, photography and with the homeless -
From TheBody.com comes a confession. “I spent the first year of my life after my HIV diagnosis in a dark place. I continued my selfishness by not taking into consideration how my diagnosis affected those who loved me.”
