Finding the confidence to get back out there
Once you become poz, then what? Do you stop having sex, be unhappy, overthink, not go out, feel fearful and anxious?
15
March 2016
15
March 2016
A few things that keep me going
Like many people living with HIV, I work full-time. I worked before my diagnosis and I’ve continued to work since my diagnosis.
15
March 2016
The unlikely advocate
Sydney in the 70s was a cool place to explore your sexuality.
15
March 2016
Muslim and living with HIV
I was thirty two and a mother when I was told I was HIV positive at the refugee detention centre.
15
March 2016
Women and PrEP – some differences
A number of major international studies show the use of Truvada as an oral PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) can help prevent the transmission of HIV.
15
March 2016
Returning to work and dealing effectively with Centrelink
I have HIV and a number of other chronic health conditions including living with a mental health diagnosis.
25
January 2016
A scapegoat called ‘stigma’
Blaming rejection on your sero-status or HIV stigma is pointless and disempowering.
1
December 2015
The Two Coopers: ‘It’s important to have a good relationship with your doctor’
Craig Cooper and David Cooper (no relation) were colleagues in the HIV sector in NSW.
15
October 2015
Celebrating the victories
People with HIV have had some wins in the last twelve months and when we have wins I think we need to celebrate them.
15
October 2015
A Long Road Forward
In those days, learning that you had contracted the ‘AIDS virus’ meant getting a death sentence.
