I’m visiting “Sweet Home Chicago” this year, and feeling grateful and fortunate to be with my teenage nephews and “Rocco” today after successfully living
At my home office, sending queries to literary agents for my new book, Research on People—An Insider’s View.
HIV made me focus on all aspects of my health, it taught me the importance of being present, to focus on MY goals and
My day starts off with a daily reminder, “I will be okay, I am loved, and it’s a bad day not life.” 25 years
Eat your heart out, Tiger King! I’m at the doctor for a checkup, with no HIV viral load and in good health. I’m grateful
A day with HIV… is another day for me to bloom. To grow. To bask in the light and plant my own seeds into
In the year of Covid-19 and tropical storm BETA, Kalvin and Eunice have stayed home as advised. Eunice has been tagged as an essential
In a Covid-19 world I maintain my career working from home! Despite stigma surrounding an HIV diagnosis, it has never stopped my quest to
Getting ready to do a training run for the Chicago Marathon and raising money for to help those living with HIV.
Inspired by the marriage of yesterday and today. Inspired by the development, creation and the metamorphosis of one’s life.
A Day with HIV means finally accepting that I am more than my diagnosis, my life still has value and my smile is worth
I stayed home today, browsing social media and was very saddened to learn about Timothy Ray Brown’s (The Berlin Patient) battle with leukemia. Another
Just enjoying the last few hours of fall… thought I’d take a selfie… HIV is not a factor in my life… I take my
I’m celebrating a milestone birthday this month and 30 years living with HIV. Please join me in the celebration by having a great day. Aloha!
In my garden, having nature so close has really supported me during the lockdown and in my life, every day I find time to
Gearing up for video-conferencing in an hour. My hair is my best asset – hence that’s where #DysonAirWrap comes to the rescue. A quick brush-up
9:05 a.m. and the workday begins! As long as my brain and my fingers can work together, I’ll keep writing, trying to give voice
A Day with HIV is me trying to enjoy life as best as I can while talking about HIV and eliminating stigma through activism.
I made it my purpose in life to help those just like me.
For me, A day with HIV is a day just like any other, I’m enjoying work and life. I applaud everyone who has committed their
At home auditioning for commercial and TV and film as a long-term survivor of AIDS over 26 years now!
Exercise hour at the Royal Hospital grounds in Chelsea—part of my self-care as a long-term survivor. Listening to Springsteen as I do my 5K.
Not letting today’s issues get me down. Working from my mom’s house today, and she took this picture.
Running in the park is one of my favorite things. When I was diagnosed with AIDS in 2003 and the doctor was advising me
A day with HIV sometimes is demythifying HIV to help break the stigma and educating my communities on the HIV/AIDS facts.
Keeping safe during COVID-19, but NEVER GIVE UP LIVING YOUR LIFE!
She is positive, He is positive. There is Life after Diagnosis, Live it! There is Love after Diagnosis. —Positive People Network, Inc.
Waiting in the doctor’s office. This is for a six-month follow-up with my cardiologist. My days with HIV/AIDS are not very exciting. After 36+
We are supporting a great friend of ours, Marissa Gonzalez, in raising awareness to HIV. We want to remind everyone about the importance of
Freshly shaved and showered. Waiting for video intake for $175 paid focus group (3 days for 1 hour a day). Thankfully, it’s a Zoom meeting
Surviving with HIV for 32 years now. Turned my misery into my mission. Today, I’m thriving by running my own non-profit, StandUp4Health.org, educating others
Enjoying time with a few of the long-term survivors around the UK at our Before 96 group. sharing experiences and providing support.
I just wanted to particpate and show you can still work and be productive, even with HIV. Having HIV is not the end of
Remembering Elizabeth. As the managing editor of POZ magazine for the past 15 years, I’ve met so many amazing HIV activists. Elizabeth Owens from
My partner my best friend, he reminds me daily I am worthy of true unconditional love. HIV does not define me , it’s a
Hanging out at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville for a Kidney biopsy, talking to the nurses about my 30-year journey as a survivor.
As we weather tropical storm Beta staying in from the flood waters today, A Day with HIV finds Kalvin and Eunice marking their Pre- 36th
Busy getting ready for my work Zoom meetings. One of the positive developments of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a re-set, thinking about work life
Sunrise with parrots in my garden in Lucknow India…the quiet coolness of the morning setting the tone for a peaceful restful yet productive day
Diariamente consumo mi medicamento para mantenerme vivo y saludable, pequeña acción que a la larga me ha permitido disfrutar de mis animales, de mi
Diagnosed at 15, my daughter, my miracle baby born negative! HIV is a part of our lives,we continue to learn educate and advocate!
Not the day I had planned—chaos, guilt, worry manipulation, and that was all before 10 a.m. Then the day all rolled into one—work was super
Focused on overcoming an unhealthy past—proud to be positive, excited to share my story, optimistic about my future.
Ever since I started the @Convihvir social media campaign, it has been great to be able to give voice to a cause that history
Good Morning. It’s sunrise here in Rainbow’s End Bacton Norfolk, with my husband Steve and dog Harvey, we’re returning home after a wonderful week’s
Looking FABulous while working hard in empowering my community!
Living with HIV is always an adventure, learning and dealing with stigma opens up for resilience, open mind and heart, despite stigma and discrimination.
I realized a long time ago my purpose. I love to aid and help. Sometimes to a fault. But every day is an opportunity
Disfrutando de un día soleado y de una buena vista. Enjoying a sunny day and a good view.
Nothing but Glittery Purple Unicorn Magic.
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
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,
Fighting HIV stigma, and thriving with HIV for three decades!
October of 1988 I was diagnosed with HIV, and here I am in my peaceful backyard fully alive and well!
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
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.
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,
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
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
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
Lots of our work in HIV has gone digital, with online outreach and mail order condoms and lube. Friendly Pup always on hand to
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.
Just chilling with my ID doc, Dr. Jason Baker, at Hennepin Health. Taking care of my health is one of my greatest acts of
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
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
Whistle while you work, and share a day with HIV!
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!????
Getting my son ready for bed. Thanks to knowledge and medications, I am healthy and able to keep up with an energetic toddler.
Participating in my first Zoom video call with my coworkers since we started to work at home in March. I was excited to pick
Not letting these times get me down. Was working today from my mom’s house and she took these photo.
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
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
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
A day with HIV is working with my awesome clients.
This year marks a decade living with HIV. Despite this being one of the most difficult years to live through since my diagnosis due
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
I am at a birthday party for my grandson. I have three grandchildren. I know not of a greater gift than living to witness
Decompressing after work with some gaming. These monsters won’t hunt themselves! As always, standing with my brothers and sisters! #BLM
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
Trabajando desde casa ? Presentando nuestro libro, “Partiendo de sero—Cadena de historias positivas,” a estudiantes de la Universidad de Antioquia ? Porque el vih también
Last year my photo was sharing my dads hospice bed. Spending the last month of his life with him I will always cherish. This
Working for an AIDS service organization in Fort Lauderdale means I’m giving back to my community.
