Patiently waiting on my turn to take a TB test for work at the local AIDS service organization. Living life in spite of stigma.
Joining a campaign today in support of my people in the HIV/AIDS awareness movement. I love all my people and believe anytime we put
Hi, community and family. Today is #adaywithHIV! What I would really love to see is all my dedicated sibs posting pictures of themselves phone
Coffee, shower, drop off daughter for school, work from home during a crazy new virus that I never thought I would live to see,
Today is #adaywithhiv and part of that for me as a harm reduction worker is prevention! Each box represents 240 opportunities of prevention of
Good morning, family. Here is my photo for A Day with HIV. Stay well everyone!
Ugh. It’s such a horrible photo, but I had to participate. A Day with HIV is an annual event sponsored by Positively Aware. I
As I do everyday, I went to the gym to workout with some of my favorite people. In the end, we had an activity
Never settle in any area of life! You can be loved the way you desire. You can be happy within. You can break strongholds
After spending the better part of the day either on the verge of tears or sobbing, I got outside on what is otherwise a
A normal day at the gym. Being positive doesn’t mean that my life is over. There’s much more to do and enjoy. This is
Reminding my long-term survivor brothers and sisters to keep vigilant, reaching out to each other. Let’s Kick AIDS Survivor Syndrome -Palm Springs
A Day with HIV for me is working on my podcast, “The HIV Diaries,” which I started as a way to talk about my
I’m visiting “Sweet Home Chicago” this year and feeling grateful and fortunate to know and be with my teenage nephews and Rocco today after
Twelve years strong staying safe, positive, and hopeful while engaging in a CDC conference call advocating for service quality improvements to increase cultural affirmations
Waiting on my doctor for my quarterly checkup and lab work. I had no idea what today was and I’m so proud of myself
Our podcast is proud to highlight the stories of those living with and who are impacted/affected by HIV/AIDS. #WeStandUnidos #HIVAIDSPodcast #PozandProud
Difficult times, so just giving flowers to all.
I got blood work done after lunch to ensure that my viral load remains undetectable, and therefore I remain Untransmittable! #UequalsU P.S. I hate
Today on #adaywithhiv, I wore a mask on the bus. Harm reduction at work, works 😉
Loving my life as I work hard in healthcare and HIV advocacy to empower people on how to become successful advocates.
Thirty-three years with HIV! Going stronger than ever! I am Blessed!
My best four-egged buddy Guano, our five-year-old Boston terrier. This little guy has been a big support in my life and living with HIV!
8,030 days and counting. #blessed
Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois—visiting from Portland, Oregon.
Such a hard year for so many, with so many losses, but especially thinking about Larry Kramer today. I’ve spent around 40 of my
East Coast meets West Coast! It’s my privilege to be collaborating with Gregg Cassen of Shanties.org. on a couple different programs. Today I met
HIV was not written on our forehead, why be bothered by stigma. Have questions about HIV? Let me explain U=U.
All set up for HIV testing, educating, and fighting stigma at the college.
My name is Bradford McIntyre, and I’m Positively Positive! I have been living with HIV since 1984! Now I’m 68. Since 1994, whenever possible,
One person’s revolutionary act against HIV stigma is a monumental act of kindness that is heard around the world! “Tell me and I forget;
Taking a break from Zoom college. One day I will become an HIV positive women’s activist/peer advocate.
I love gardening, and find it soothes my inner soul! They don’t call us “long-time survivors” for nothing! Pot has been a great help
Thanks to treatment that works, I can live a long, healthy life and enjoy the beautiful things, like new life, not only my own
Just getting home from work—wear something that will make everyone remember you!
Found out I was HIV positive when I was seven months pregnant with my first born. Seventeen years later, Donovin is HIV negative, a
A Day with HIV Is every day for me Through thick and thin Up, down, and everywhere in-between I’ve got me, myself, and I
Staying empowered and thriving on camera and behind the scenes gives me hope to never give up. Their life beyond a diagnosis. Live your best
Letting go of all the shame and negativity of the 21 years of living with HIV, and starting to celebrate me. Sept. 22 is
Taking care of me! A flu shot is one of many ways I stay healthy. My medications do their job and I do mine!
Being scarcissistic AF with a CABGx4. ’cuz zippers and living Undetectable are sexy. #hivandbypass
At home, about to prepare dinner. Got a motorcycle ride in today. I’m really concerned for my friend, Timothy Ray Brown. Also have my
A Day with HIV for me means living in my Poz truth at work, church, and to my family and friends. I make living
Patiently awaiting the birth of my son and celebrating my daughter’s journey to becoming a big sister. We are overjoyed.
Just relaxing, watching TV after starting my new job this week with the State of Michigan as the Biomedical Prevention Coordinator.
I’ve been THRIVING with HIV since 2006. I had no other choice but to; all of the other options sucked!
Tired at the end of a long day … I love my room.
Working for an AIDS service organization in Fort Lauderdale means I’m giving back to my community.
Last year my photo was sharing my dads hospice bed. Spending the last month of his life with him I will always cherish. This
Trabajando desde casa 🏠 Presentando nuestro libro, “Partiendo de sero—Cadena de historias positivas,” a estudiantes de la Universidad de Antioquia 💚 Porque el vih también
It’s That Time of the Day!!! Biktarvy Time. This is a reminder of what’s keeping me undectectable. A day in my HIV is staying
Decompressing after work with some gaming. These monsters won’t hunt themselves! As always, standing with my brothers and sisters! #BLM
I am at a birthday party for my grandson. I have three grandchildren. I know not of a greater gift than living to witness
What is in a day with HIV? This day looks different for everyone. For me it’s being thankful for the start of a new
This year marks a decade living with HIV. Despite this being one of the most difficult years to live through since my diagnosis due
A day with HIV is working with my awesome clients.
I had this grand idea of capturing myself in a photo while rocking my work getup at some point in the day. That didn’t
I am a long-term survivor of HIV/AIDS of over 30 years, and this picture is of me and one of our dogs, Gunnar, after
Living with HIV means just that. I live with it. This morning is like every other morning. My day starts at 7:30 a.m. I’m
Not letting these times get me down. Was working today from my mom’s house and she took these photo.
Participating in my first Zoom video call with my coworkers since we started to work at home in March. I was excited to pick
Getting my son ready for bed. Thanks to knowledge and medications, I am healthy and able to keep up with an energetic toddler.
Check-up with my family doctor—all’s well! When she asked me if I had eaten before my labs I told her Percocet and Bloody Marys!😏👿😂🤘
Whistle while you work, and share a day with HIV!
It’s my favorite time of the day, when my husband gets home from work and we get to play with our goodest girl, Gaisey
Susanna Feder Ph.D and Jason Leider, MD, HD, FACPA, AAHIV, looking at 2020. Talking about the lives that could’ve been saved had masks been
Just chilling with my ID doc, Dr. Jason Baker, at Hennepin Health. Taking care of my health is one of my greatest acts of
Seventeen years strong and loving everything that life has to offer. I didn’t learn to live with HIV, it learned to live with me.
Lots of our work in HIV has gone digital, with online outreach and mail order condoms and lube. Friendly Pup always on hand to
HIV is a part of me, but it doesn’t define me. I take ART’s (antiretroviral therapy) every day, allowing me to live well with
My day with HIV looks like most, helping a friend get her heat back in order for the winter! I’m very thankful to be
Yeah I’m Rich Zaddy. Im a Black Queer millennial living with HIV! It’s NOT also easy being on this journey, but God bestowed this
The Accidental HIV Activist at work as the gay men’s sexual health coordinator with the Gilbert Centre, an AIDS service organization in Barrie, Ontario,
Love over me! Every day has been a day with HIV for almost half my life. I am at peace. I’m joyful. I’m creative.
Cooking dinner for my mom and dad. Positive 31 years. I almost died in 2004, and I love every minute I get to spend with
October of 1988 I was diagnosed with HIV, and here I am in my peaceful backyard fully alive and well!
Fighting HIV stigma, and thriving with HIV for three decades!
Life is good! When I learned I was HIV positive at age 23, I never imagined I’d be alive at 57, let alone happily married,
One more to go! I thought today would be my last radiation treatment, but I actually have one more day to go! In 2001, I
Nothing but Glittery Purple Unicorn Magic.
Disfrutando de un día soleado y de una buena vista. Enjoying a sunny day and a good view.
I realized a long time ago my purpose. I love to aid and help. Sometimes to a fault. But every day is an opportunity
Living with HIV is always an adventure, learning and dealing with stigma opens up for resilience, open mind and heart, despite stigma and discrimination.
Looking FABulous while working hard in empowering my community!
