Aundaray Guess

In this racially charged environment, how does one find value in managing HIV care?

How a search for sexual meaning helped me find my true self.

How I learned to escape the shadow of trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I look back on the first person to hear me say, “I have HIV.”

As I prepared for my one-man show, it led me to unveil who I was as a gay black man.

If my truth pushes people away, it’ll simply give me more room to twirl!

Five reasons I no longer recognize World AIDS Day.

My fear of the dentist was setting me up for a future of teeth loss.

Finding humor can help you live with HIV.

When someone asks if I’ve gained weight, it brings old issues of body image disorder back into my life.

The last of a three-part series offers five ways seniors can advocate for their HIV health.

13 simple ways to help provide HIV prevention to seniors.

A three part blog on HIV and Aging

Can the LGBT community come together to stand against our own hate?

Kim Burrell’s hate speech against gays highlights the current struggles black churches have with the LGBT community.

As we age with HIV are many of us ready to retire? And what does our financial future look like?

My recent good news reminded me how I used to struggle with adhering to my medication