24 hours in the lives of people affected by HIV
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Charlottesville,
Virginia,
United States
1:20 pm
At my weekly physical therapy session. My mission? To unfreeze my right shoulder. The issue doesn’t prevent me from snuggling with my partner, or …
Surrey,
England,
United Kingdom
1:31 pm
During my 34 years of living with #HIV, it is taking time out in nature where I have been my happiest. Five-mile walk around …
Boulder,
Colorado,
United States
1:43 pm
On this day with HIV, I called my senators and reps, demanding that they protect funding for HIV care and prevention, PEPFAR and global …
Chicago,
Illinois,
United States
2:00 pm
After lunch discussing D.C.’s threats to HIV agencies, policy, and prevention and treatment services, I remind myself that we can thrive acting as one …
San Antonio,
Texas,
United States
2:12 pm
Driven and focused on navigating those in need of strength and experience! Thirty-three years thriving with HIV! Destination: The San Antonio AIDS Foundation, fueled …
Seattle,
Washington,
United States
2:15 pm
Celebrating my 56th birthday and my sixth wedding anniversary with Ludbug (left). Also celebrating an undetectable viral load after many years of not maintaining …
London,
London,
United Kingdom
2:30 pm
I’m rocking my Don’t Keep Quiet tee by Karen Stanley, repping Positively UK where I’m proud to be a trustee and peer mentor. I’d …
London,
England,
United Kingdom
2:30 pm
Where the pancakes are—London Bridge. 📍🥞🇬🇧 Just going about my Monday with my beautiful goddaughter, who LOVES pancakes. HIV doesn’t stop me living my …
Welkom,
Freestate,
South Africa
2:47 pm
It’s been 36 years on my journey—lots of challenges but I survived. My motto: To make a difference and to advise you to never …
Florence,
Oregon,
United States
3:09 pm
Celebrating 24 years of love, 11 years married. As a serodifferent couple, we show the world that U=U (undetectable = untransmittable) breaks stigma and …
Everyday moments in extraordinary lives
A Day with HIV captures a single 24-hour period in the lives of people affected by HIV—that’s everyone, regardless of status. On Monday 22, 2025, people everywhere took a snapshot of their day and posted to their social media to share their story.
