It's been a long time since I've felt down on myself about my status. It took me almost two years to finally tell someone and when I did, I felt like a huge weight had been lifted off me. I've used my status to fuel myself to do better and be better...
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In honor of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (#NWGHAAD), we presented The Well Project Unplugged: Let's Talk About Women and HIV, the first in our 2020 WATCH! webinar series.
How NGO Deterred Mother Of Twins From Genitally Mutilating Her 3 Months Old Daughters (TNTV Network)
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"Mrs. Abosede Oladayo, a global ambassador of The Well Project, who incidentally was a victim of FGM explained ... psychological and emotional effect of the harmful practice."
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Today I am just going to write all that comes into my mind because I think I am going into depression, that is if I am not already.
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Arianna Lint and her organization, Arianna's Center, highlighted in Washington Blade
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The executive director of The Well Project shares what motivates her to stay in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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The Well Project's Women's Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI) is highlighted in this POZ article about challenges for women aging with HIV and the need for more research
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Well, as many know, I'm a woman diagnosed with HIV. After our initial diagnosis, at least two times per year, the doctor (infectious disease specialist) sends us to have two tests done – which are CD4 and viral load. The CD4 test ends up being the...
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Bueno, como muchos saben, soy una mujer diagnosticada con VIH. Después de nuestro primer diagnóstico el médico (infectólogo) nos manda a hacer por lo menos dos veces al año dos estudios que son CD4 y carga viral. El estudio de CD4 vendría a ser la...
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Never be ashamed because you are #HIVpositive. There is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of.
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You ever met somebody who had ALL the STDs? Welp, that would be me. Well, maybe not all of them. But I have enough. So you know about the HIV. Blah blah blah. But I wasn't so pressed to tell you about the Herpes part. HS fucking V. I feel disgusting...
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January 8, 2020 I took my first trip of the year and my first international trip at that to Honduras!
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UequalsU, not HIV. One year ago I was diagnosed with HIV. I'm not a victim!
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I am a twenty-four year old African American woman who is HIV positive. One in seven black people with HIV are unaware that they have it. I was twenty-two when I found out I was positive. I was also pregnant with my second child. I never imagined in...
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Recently I was asked why am I dating if I have HIV. It took me some time to process this comment and the ignorance in which it stemmed. As some background information, I recently joined FB dating and made the decision to be honest in my bio. It...