PatientsLikeMe : HIV Community

Caregiver	My patient	About Me
Camden AHEC		“ Positive Effect Group” is a weekly support group for people living HIV+, who have an positive outlook on life. Meeting every Wednesday evening for confidential meetings hosted in a safe, and comfortable environment you can make new friends, and participate in group activities, workshops, and field trips. This support group is for people ages 18 and older, who are looking for a place to vent and share, and make a “Positive Effect” in someone’s life. Visit us at myspace.com/positiveeffeccamdenahec
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Ohotuani
HIVchaplain	ShannonandJohn, danyboi90, infinitEdge, babymagic, assumptang76, twentysexy, mutt, HarryJP, sfn94114	Rev. Deborah E. Lake, author of Your Neighbor Has AIDS and executive director of the Chicago based Sankofa Way, works to provide leadership and space for all people to unite and find new and effective ways to create world-wide change.
tpan		TPAN empowers people living with HIV through peer-led programming, support services, information dissemination, and advocacy. Visit us www.tpan.com
Leonis95		Jose Salazar. HIV Prevention Coordinator. jose.salazar@sschc.org (414) 385-3743 Sixteenth Street Community Health Center 1337 S Cesar Chavez Dr. www.myspace.com/hivoutreachsschc
mylady		Hubby was diagnosed May 06. I am and have continued to test negative.
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Pastor Cheryl	mutt	I am currently serving as Associate Pastor of a church in Richmond, Virginia. I am actively involved with my church's HIV/AIDS Positive Support Group. I was a special education teacher before God called me to go to seminary; I still teach special-needs students on a part-time basis. I have three children; my twin boys (age 11) both have cerebral palsy. My daughter is 13.
livhorg		Lovelyn Munaonye, blind since the age of ten, teaches social studies at a special school in Umuahia, Abia state's capital city. She and her husband, Jude, a staff with the Ministry of Health (HIV and AIDS Management Consultant ), discovered that they were HIV positive since 1995. The news, though initially overwhelming, galvanized Jude into becoming the foremost HIV activist in the State. He has made helping others with the virus his life's work. Without ever having seen an anti-retroviral drug (As at then), he soldiers on, encouraging healthy life choices and positive attitudes to life.
robynlargo		My husband is dying in hospice as I write this Itt happened so quickly we didnt know what hit us One day exactly on month age in July He starting acting weird and having diffficulty walking I took him to the hospitol and he was diagnosed with end stage aids encephelopathy....5 days later he was unable walk or talk Oh my god what ??? How could this happen? Please somebody out there help me
desertmom45s		I'm not a caregiver in the sense that I have many patients. I only care for my daughter Brandi who has been infected with HIV since 1992. She currently lives in Florida and is moving out here on a permanent bases to California, in the high desert. She was born in Nevada in 1973 and was 19 when she was infected. It is very hard to watch your daughter's health failing over the years. She has three other siblings and two sons that are healthy. I try and be positive around her. This sounds like a great web to join. Look forward to talking to all of you.
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