POZ May 1996
POZ May 1996
In every issue of POZ, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Feature
Aileen Getty Comes Clean
Shouldn’t one of America’s wealthiest PWAs have it all? Maybe having it all was part of the problem.
Inside the Issue
Breathe Deeply and Hold
PWAs waiting for an alternative to Bactrim will just get blue in the face
Family Affairs
The Young and the Restless pushes the AIDS envelope firmly but softly
The Parent Trap
Jay and GayLynn Brummett wanted a child; the state of Nebraska gave them one -- until it received an anonymous call that GayLynn has AIDS.
A Separate Peace
David North tells nothing but the truth, so help him God.
Dressed to Empress
Philip Stoehr is a royal performance
Accidental Activist
Laurie loves Baltimore, basketball and boys on bikes
Adopting Attitudes
Looking to adopt? Call a lawyer first.
Mind Manners
Lose your wallet? It’s not dementia -- sometimes the brain just has a mind of its own.
Breathe Easy Now
Project Inform offers options for stopping a major killer of PWAs
Un-American Activities
River brings down the House (Committee on Obscenity)
Troubling Signs, Holding Tight
Dr. Joseph Sonnabend analyzes Sean O. Strub’s state of health
From the Editor: Narrator
Choosing truths, telling stories
My Mother, Myself
No matter how hard you try, you can’t divorce your family
A Good Sport
In the great gay utopia, sex is an Olympic event
Move That Thing
Tips for designing an exercise program to make you feel good.
S.O.S.
Woulda! Coulda! Shoulda!
Marathon Man: Ric Munoz
HIV positive for more than a decade, Nike poster boy Ric Munoz has yet to slow down
