During Adherence 2019, our poster was visited by a stream of professionals whose passion for this topic matched our own. We recorded some of their perspectives here.
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We are excited to report that The Well Project presented the poster Breastfeeding with HIV: Optimizing Informed Choices in the Era of "U=U," at Adherence 2019.
We are excited to share with you our 2018 Annual Report, Together We Will…
Health is wealth is the age old saying. I think that saying means that the healthier you are the wealthier your body feels. It also reiterates that we have to do what's necessary to reach the "wealth" determined by our health. As a healthcare worker...
My heart broke I can't believe it. My heart tore, then broke, and BOOM! I am beating on my chest, crying, and screaming, Oh My God! PLEASE HELP ME! Thank God I was initially on the phone with a friend who encouraged me to call 911. "911, what's your...
"Family isn't always blood. It's the people in your life who want you in theirs. The ones who accept you for who you are. The ones who would do anything to see you smile, and who love you no matter what." Unknown In 2002, I sat in an office no bigger...
A friend and I were having a conversation about the recent news about the second patient cured of HIV (or is he in long-term remission? I need the medical community to come to a damn consensus, 'cause there is a damn difference, but that's a...
I have often relied on the kindness of people to help me live and survive in this harsh world.
The Well Project is thrilled to launch a strategic plan to guide the organization over the coming five years.
In the world full of darkness, be the #LIGHT (Tamso ma jyotirgamay) Just like my name "Jyoti" A ray of light, the ray of hope Stop putting your hopes into hands of human beings. They make the same mistakes as we do. Stop caring so much about so and...
The Well Project interviews Wanona Thomas, Community Advisory Board member and A Girl Like Me blogger.
Wanda Brendle-Moss arrived at the 2018 United States Conference on AIDS (USCA), in Orlando, in a car. She departed soon after in an ambulance.
I sometimes feel like the last 22 years or so I've been living on borrowed time. I guess that's why whenever I have any kind of health scare I kind of freak out a bit. It's sort of a post-traumatic stress disorder that many of us long-term survivors...
I am so tired of HIV and AIDS! I hate to play victim and have a pity party cause I know it could be worse