What Can I Say?
Beautifully said [Editor’s Note, November+December]. How remarkable that HIV and its impact on our lives become smaller as we age and open ourselves up to everything else life has to offer.
—Mark S. King
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I totally get it. I intentionally did not center my life around HIV, trying to avoid my diagnosis for 16 years and then using acceptance of it as impetus for rising from a professional slump over 17 years ago. The last year, though, as I have focused my research towards an MPH on HIV long-term survivors, I have had to give the disease more time and space, and being intellectually engaged without becoming emotionally overwhelmed has been a huge challenge.
—David Phillips
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On the cover of a magazine
Readers responded with pride in discovering that their loved ones had been selected for one of four covers of the November+December issue, which featured pictures submitted for A Day with HIV, PA’s anti-stigma campaign.
My son has come a long way. So surprised to see his picture on the cover. So very proud of him.
—Judy Burgess
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Congratulations, Dee, on making the cover. You are an inspiration.
—Darlene King
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