Subscribe to:
POZ magazine E-newsletters
POZ Personals Sign In / Join
Username:
Password:

Back to home » Archives » POZ Magazine issues




Table of Contents


Some Like It Hot

Cliff Hanger

No Ordinary Patsy

Over Bite

Outlandish Behavior

Body Snatchers

Sleeping With the Enemy

Out on a Lymphoma

Film Freak

Where to Find It

ADAP or Perish

When Chemo Calls

Milking It

Out of Africa

Nuke Wars

Cheap Sex

What a Croc

A Sari State

Karate Kid

Play Safe

Shot in the Arm

The Page Is the Rage

S.O.S

To the Editor

Touching Tale

Say What

Cosmo Confessions

Full of Spunk

POZ Picks

The Art of War

Obits

Cliff Hanger

No Ordinary Patsy

Over Bite

Outlandish Behavior

Bull Market

Final Analysis

The Secret Origin of Positoid

Wheels of Love

Party Favors

Cervix Service

Don’t Be So Sensitive

Hair Goes!

Hear Her Roar

Smear Campaign

If You Buy One Book...

Camp Heartland

Ladies First

New Drug watch


Most Talked About

Prominent AIDS Denialist Dies (blog) (93)

World AIDS Day: Your Feedback (24)

Just Found Out? (23)

Brenda Lee Curry: Aging Gracefully With HIV (20)

HIV Denialist Christine Maggiore Dead at 52 (10)

Most Popular Lessons

The HIV Life Cycle

Herpes Simplex Virus

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Shingles

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)



emailrssprint

June 1998


Cliff Hanger

A Texan PWA turns bodybuilding into a team sport


CBS got bad reviews fo

A Texan PWA turns bodybuilding into a team sport


CBS got bad reviews for its overproduced bios of athletes aired during this past Winter Olympics, but the Fifth Annual Gay Games in Amsterdam would be wise to publicize Clifford Ueltschey's story. Despite his falling CD4 counts and rising viral load -- currently 14 and 788,994, respectively -- Ueltschey is determined to become the first PWA to go for the gold in the bodybuilding event.

The trip costs more than his disability check can cover, so last year, Ueltschey formed Team Clifford, a fundraising effort that employs bake sales, garage sales, raffles and time-worn recipes (try his zesty Chicken Piccata!) to raise money for the August voyage. Fans eagerly await Ueltschey's monthly newsletter, with reports on his bankroll, favorite gym exercises and recent disasters with such experimental drugs as Sustiva and 1592.

His goal? "Ten thousand dollars, so my partner of nine years can join me, and we can travel around Europe after the games," says Ueltschey, 38.

At presstime, he was halfway there, including an airplane ticket purchased with frequent-flyer miles donated by his brand-new next-door neighbors. Is this how Tara Lipinski got to Nagano?

emailrssprint

[Go to top]

Get Started
Get Answers
What to do if you've just been diagnosed
How to find a support system
Things you should know before starting treatment
How to handle side effects and other concerns
How to tell someone you have HIV/AIDS

Talk to Us
Weekly Poll
Question: What was your favorite performance at Bacharach to the Future, POZ's World AIDS Day fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS?
That's What Friends Are For
She Likes Basketball
Waiting For Charlie to Come Home
Knowing When To Leave
Promises, Promises
Wives & Lovers
Turkey Lurkey Time
Promise Her Anything
If I Could Go Back
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
Trains, Boats & Planes
Come and Get Me
Baby It's You
Whoever You Are I Love You
I'll Never Fall In Love Again
This Guy's In Love With You
Alfie
Do You Know The Way To San Jose
A House Is Not A Home
The Things I Will Not Miss
Half As Big As Life
Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa

Monthly Poll
Question: Do you believe that stable housing can address and prevent the AIDS epidemic in the United States?
Yes
No
I am not sure.

Surveys
Tell us about your doc.

Tell us about your overall health habits.

more surveys
[ about Smart + Strong | about POZ | POZ advisory board | partner links | advertise/contact us | site map]
© 2009 Smart + Strong. All Rights Reserved. Terms of use and Your privacy