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Enjoying an HIV retreat with my brother in advocacy Tony
A day we honor, remember, and celebrate!
I am more than a long-term survivor… I am also a thriver!
In my 26th year living with HIV, for “A Day with HIV” this year, I was not traveling so I decided to take a
I am more than a long-term survivor… I am also a thriver!
Enjoying the beautiful rays of sunlight on my couch. The sunlight reminds me of the warm love I have for ALL mankind. We are
They gave me three years, but I’m still thriving—33 years and counting. There is life after diagnosis.
Lunchtime is spent having Dominican food. Usually this is the time I’d take my HIV pill. Now, due to advances in treatment, I’m on
Thanks to HIV medicine. Here’s to birthdays, birthdays and more birthdays!
Just wrapped up The Reunion Project’s meeting in Charlotte for survivors of HIV. It was an honor to be among so many leaders living
Feeling incredibly privileged to savor a tranquil evening on the first day of autumn. The world slows down, and I’m reminded to appreciate the
It’s just after 4:30 p.m. on the autumnal equinox, so you know what day it is.
Deni Daviau (left), 68, HIV-negative, with husband Bradford McIntyre (right), 71, living with HIV 39 years; married 23 years.
Just a VERY normal day in the grocery store…..not exciting….but NORMAL.
Post-workout selfie. I haven’t been to the gym in over six months; I’ll probably be sore and aching tomorrow, but tonight that smile is
Visiting my son and daughter-in-law in Sacramento, and playing a spirited game of Wingspan.
#healthfiresidechat #ADAPAdvocacy #seniorHIV
Taking a break from literature reviews to proof content for my PozLifeofPatrick YouTube channel. Even with HIV, I’ve been thriving. From pursuing my doctor
I am in my “happy place,” the local yarn shop. I have not let 39+ years of sharing my life with HIV stop me
Pulled a tarot card that spoke to me this morning: The Star—hope, faith, purpose, renewal, spirituality—all of the things I embody. Cohabitating with this
In a country where cases continue to rise, most of us try to live a normal life. It is hard to find work where
I’m celebrating another day of living with HIV by relaxing and taking my meds. I’m healthy because have access. I want all people living
Just finished our eighth annual Reunion Project (now called the Positively Aging Project) event in Palm Springs for our long-term survivor community here. Veteran
Cruising the mean streets of Los Angeles in my friend’s 1966 Classic Cutlass Supreme living life to the fullest extent and joy in my
Celebrating my birthday today, with my daughter. The love and support of family is important when living with HIV.
Doing my evening farm chores. I’m a mom to seven kids; a wife, a friend, an advocate, and an ally for people living with
I take this selfie, reminded of the 17-year-old boy diagnosed with HIV and now 24 1/2 years later, I’m HERE! Free to exist and
“There is Love after Diagnosis!” —Harold and Alecia McIntyre
Living our best life. Unapologetically, Unconditional and Unwavering with HIV. “There Is Love after diagnosis!”
Spending my birthday today with my husband of 4 years (our anniversary is also today), together 16 years. He has been my greatest supporter
Today is A Day with HIV. I spent it advocating for people with two of my favorite orgs at the Positively Aging Conference AND
This summer marked the milestone of having lived with HIV longer than not. I am grateful for the life I have and the love
