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December 2005
Melting the Winter Blues
by Rebecca Minnich
If the sight of twinkling holiday lights causes fear instead of cheer,
you’re not alone. Countless people with hiv suffer from seasonal
depression. but there’s hope—and healing—to be found
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Higher Ground
by Diana Scholl
How one cowboy fled Katrina’s fury and found generosity, support and a new home
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Striking Oil
by Laura Whitehorn
The benefits of fish and olive oil keep flowing
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Weighing CD4 Counts
by Bob Lederer
There’s more than one way to rate the strength of your immune system
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Footloose
by Joe Westmoreland
With HIV “under control,” Joe Westmoreland finds an ailment that makes him feel good
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Tripped Up
by Shari Margolese
A seventh-grade field trip forces a showdown between Shari Margolese and her positive son
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A Lifeline for All
by Jennifer Block
Exclusive: How waves of relief from the AIDS community kept Katrina evacuees with HIV afloat
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Mentors - December 2005
by Skot Hess
Russ Coon, diagnosed in July, asks a married duo whether it’s possible to keep commitment sexy—and safe
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