June of '12 I was diagnosed positive. I retaliated. I refused. I neglected. In 2015 my viral load was at staggering 3K+ and CD4 of 13. Then the battle began. I am now undetectable and at 428 CD4 count as of last Sept 2018. Hope to meet same fighters here.
Another 365 brand new days.
Another chapter. Another story.
Second chances, life is rich with second chances.
Second songs with second dances, second melodies.
New adventures, new romances, new responsibilities.
2023, let's conquer the world.
Hope all hubs would be just as generous. Got my refill earlier today, and was given 6 bottles 😉 to compensate for the 2 bottles I was given in October. 🎀🎀
Won’t be seeing them in the next 6 months. 😆
Two tabs a night wont hurt.
They ran out of LTE, but at least they have a contingency plan that works. Gave me two months worth of supply and committed to give the remainder as soon as they have the LTE back. The effort and commitment they have is just incomparable.
My relationship with Dad became stronger when he knew I was kissing boys in the street. He wasn’t happy about it yeah, but he accepted. More so when he learned about my status as pos, accepted and forgiven. The journey of acceptance, indeed.
I recorded a very special performance of a song called ‘Boys In The Street’ which feels very timely to release today on National Coming Out Day. https://t.co/NclMjG5zDS
If you’re on your own journey, I hope this song helps you as it did me.
June of '12 I was diagnosed positive. I retaliated. I refused. I neglected. In 2015 my viral load was at staggering 3K+ and CD4 of 13. Then the battle began. I am now undetectable and at 428 CD4 count as of last Sept 2018. Hope to meet same fighters here.