Managing Your HIV Meds
A large part of life with HIV is managing your medical care. And a big part of that is figuring out all things related to taking your meds. There’s a learning curve to understanding how it all works.
A large part of life with HIV is managing your medical care. And a big part of that is figuring out all things related to taking your meds. There’s a learning curve to understanding how it all works.
Have you heard of MIPA? It stands for Meaningful Involvement of People with HIV and AIDS. As people who live with HIV, it’s important we understand what it means.
There’s no manual for living with HIV. Most of what’s required must be learned and discovered individually. Even though it’s an uphill battle in the beginning (and at various points along the way), it’s possible to survive and overcome the hardest parts.
We all face loss when it comes to HIV. With everything that happens after testing positive, there’s a lot of change, loss, and grief we have to face. Head-on.
One of the hardest parts of an HIV diagnosis is the fear of how you'll be treated by other people when they find out.
Finding your way through an HIV diagnosis can feel impossible. Regardless of your circumstances, it’s likely to be an uphill battle. Here are some things to keep in mind as you navigate it all.