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I remember the diagnosis time. First Hemo then Hep then the HIV. Grandmother called me begging me to move back from Va Beach. I was 21. In my twisted thoughts of my wild youth and how it “Should” have been me. I went back to the BORO and resumed some kind of life. While most of the family wanted to stay hushed, I chose to fight for your sweet soul!! My friends were ignorant and family cried with fear of what others would think! Not Aunt Mary ❤️ Cause I was always the coolest! Love you Nephew
Congratulations* Continued success. I am hiv+positive for thirty-five years now. It has been a learning/growing road since Vancouver,B .C. 1985. I have been home-Whitehorse,Y.T. since 1996,and still volunteer. Keep up the good work. Thank you-Musi Cho.
DTruslow
As a teacher I am proud of all of my students. I watched you rise and shine during a time of fear. You never accepted no when it came to your future and you have committed to teaching and promoting your positive attitude instead of your positive diagnosis! You are the epitome of a Little Giant! Love you bunches!
September 23, 2020 • Waynesboro