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MAT STRAZZ

I am glad u are documenting history. One thing is, people like me are very rare, sick in 1979 diagnosed in 1983. There are few of us that are still alive. Well, our stories need to be told. When one of us dies, a handful of history is lost. It seems to me that the history of HIV is going to be written by people who never talked to people like me. It seems like every ten years, all that was learned is forgotten, and we start from square one again.

January 16, 2015

Peter Pyle Jr.

I tested positive in March 2001. Anything I can do to help spread awareness let me know

December 1, 2014