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I just finished , Eve Ensler, " In the body of the world " and Crazy for the Storm. I enjoy reading too. It's hard but we can't give up . We have to survive until the Cure. Hold on Sista !
Thanks for the insight....Thanks for being brave, i look up to you....i totally understand where your coming from...thanks again, keep the faith..
I heart you Rae!
I got say I relley relate the fear can I make it like before I got my collage degree years a go I had sat mind get degree and have my own program one day it happened hiv gives us way to battle beat dealth thank you my sister you gave me needed push alicia
Sandy Swartz, PLWA for 27 years
Thanks for sharing just what you are going through and how you feel. Young people need to know what it's like to LIVE WITH AIDS. On a good day I take 25 pills, more if I'm sick. You have a good attitude about life being a blessing, I agree. We wouldn't still be here if God didn't have something special for each of us to do.
Great article, very inspirational indeed.
Joseph Carsello
Hi Rae! Thanks for your inspiring article in the September issue of POZ. It's nice to know that someone besides myself has the same philosophy about life as a person living with HIV/AIDS. I was diagnosed with HIV in September 1989 and my life forever changed especially when my doctor told me I had 2 years to live. Facing that type of prognosis made me enjoy every minute, every hour, and every day of my life. Because of the way I lived it allowed to set goals for myself. The first goal was to see my son graduate from high school, then it was to reach my 50th birthday. After that it was to reach my 60th birthday. Now at 66 years of age I am looking forward to my 70th birthday.
August 26, 2013