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Introduction: Positively Positive, Living with HIV |
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On
November 28th 1985, I was told by my doctor to inform my
family, arrange my finances and funeral, I had six months to live!
After four years of living in fear, my life took a dramatic turn
and I embarked on a spiritual journey from fear to Love! Healing
does not necessarily mean cure of disease, but healing our mind
and transforming our body to realize its full potential, joy and
purpose. Learning about the influence that our thoughts have on
our life and health; from breakdown to breakthrough! Living today
as healthy and as fully as you can, mentally, emotionally, physically
and spiritually. The Abundance of Life does
not come from what one can provide for oneself, but it is provided
in our connectedness. I Show UP For Life!
We don't usually look at AIDS - or any life threatening illness - as
an opportunity. But, without diminishing the seriousness of the
disease or sentimentalizing its impact, it can be, "a wake up
call."
Our judgments and those we place on others...
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About HIV |
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Brad McIntyre held a party for his friends last November
and presented each with an award, a gift of crystal. One friend
was honored with Most Instrumental. Another was named Best Support.
McIntyre, 42, has lived with HIV for almost a decade, and to
him it’s not a death sentence any more.
The first four years were a living hell, he remembers, mainly
because he was afraid of death. But then, after a friend told
him he had suffered long enough and hard enough, he slapped some
bright paint on his beige apartment walls. He chose to get on
with his life....
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| HIV / AIDS Involvements |
Part 1 - 1994-2009
2009-January/February- Interview - in living+ magazine, January/February 2009/ Issue 58:
Four people share their experiences with the psychosocial effects of facial lipoatrophy and reconstructive treatment.
- Malsah
- Moffatt
- Lorne
- Bradford McIntyre
One of the most prominent and challenging side effects associated with HIV is lipoatrophy-a condition that
causes erratic fat production of cells and the unequal distribution of fat in the body. Manifestations of lipoatrophy can vary from excessive
accumulation of fat around the abdomen to severe fat and muscle wasting in the arms, legs, buttocks, and face
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