Re: Re: Saying Hi & Issues

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I have same problem. !!!!

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Re: Saying Hi & Issues

Hi. I have been reading u guys post everyday and thank you so much, u guys have

a lot of great insight. My problem is I am straight and have been single a LONG

time and really need a way to meet other poz women in my area (DC), other than

poz dating sites. Either people are just not using them a lot or people r

scared. Most of the women I see look sick or are old (no offense). I have been

poz since 98 and have looked completely health all this time, even with being

hospitalized more than a few times. If any could help I would be truely Greatful

>

> Hi all,

> I live in the Philippines, where I found out 6 mos. ago I was HIV/HCV +. My

> lover here, Filipino, dealt with the news quite well, even tho it's not a

> common disease in the provinces where we live. I'm retired, and he's in

> school, and I have trouble keeping busy and occupied enough through long

> days! I guess I got it in Manila a couple years ago or more. I thought the

> PH was safer, as there wasn't a lot of HIV here then. Still not a lot,

> really, but spreading.

>

> Right now I'm on ARV's and am taking a 3-week dose of MMS, 8 to 10 times a

> day, which has sapped some of my energy. My German neighbor and I take

> walks every few day (I walk some every day) BTW, Global Fund paid for ARV's

> thru Dec. 2012, so I got in under that program, thank God!

>

> I have dealt with the news of being poz quite well, actually. Not

> surprised, as I was noticing weird little things like skin infections from

> gardening, etc., some neuropathy (perhaps from heart meds?) in the recent

> past, ear infections. All very uncommon for me. But I'm better, after 5

> mos. on the meds. I also eat quite well, but could get more exercise, I

> know, but right now I'm in a rut of inaction. perhaps its the MMS that is

> making me a little tired (been on it for about 10 days now.

>

> I am concerned about the effect of HCV. Dr. here says one of my meds is

> supposed to be helping that, but then they follow a govt. protocol and offer

> only certain meds. I'm on Lamivudine/Stavudine (I know they're older meds)

> and Efavirenz. I couldn't at this point afford other meds. I also, when I

> have money, take ALA, Selenium and Silymarin, recommended by many HCVers via

> Dr. Berkson in New Mexico.

>

> I could use people to talk to. There are only a couple of poz guys on this

> island who I know, but so far only once have we gotten together. I need to

> pursue that more.

>

> Just chatting, sorry, spending time, so if you got this far, thanks!

>

> Cheers and be well! We're in an elite society, don't you think?

>

>

> Rod

> Youtube movies: rodgis44

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

have you tried facebook?  there's plenty of healthy people on facebook that are

healthy and medicine free.  Join various groups like the House of Numbers page,

or the Re-thinking AIDS page etc.

From: <fr_dxb@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Saying Hi & Issues

cures for AIDS

Date: Thursday, June 23, 2011, 10:43 AM

I have same problem. !!!!

Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone from du

Re: Saying Hi & Issues

Hi. I have been reading u guys post everyday and thank you so much, u guys have

a lot of great insight. My problem is I am straight and have been single a LONG

time and really need a way to meet other poz women in my area (DC), other than

poz dating sites. Either people are just not using them a lot or people r

scared. Most of the women I see look sick or are old (no offense). I have been

poz since 98 and have looked completely health all this time, even with being

hospitalized more than a few times. If any could help I would be truely Greatful

>

> Hi all,

> I live in the Philippines, where I found out 6 mos. ago I was HIV/HCV +.  My

> lover here, Filipino, dealt with the news quite well, even tho it's not a

> common disease in the provinces where we live.  I'm retired, and he's in

> school, and I have trouble keeping busy and occupied enough through long

> days!  I guess I got it in Manila a couple years ago or more.  I thought the

> PH was safer, as there wasn't a lot of HIV here then.  Still not a lot,

> really, but spreading.

>

> Right now I'm on ARV's and am taking a 3-week dose of MMS, 8 to 10 times a

> day, which has sapped some of my energy.  My German neighbor and I take

> walks every few day (I walk some every day)  BTW, Global Fund paid for ARV's

> thru Dec. 2012, so I got in under that program, thank God!

>

> I have dealt with the news of being poz quite well, actually.  Not

> surprised, as I was noticing weird little things like skin infections from

> gardening, etc., some neuropathy (perhaps from heart meds?) in the recent

> past, ear infections.  All very uncommon for me.  But I'm better, after 5

> mos. on the meds.  I also eat quite well, but could get more exercise, I

> know, but right now I'm in a rut of inaction.  perhaps its the MMS that is

> making me a little tired (been on it for about 10 days now.

>

> I am concerned about the effect of HCV.  Dr. here says one of my meds is

> supposed to be helping that, but then they follow a govt. protocol and offer

> only certain meds.  I'm on Lamivudine/Stavudine (I know they're older meds)

> and Efavirenz.  I couldn't at this point afford other meds.  I also, when I

> have money, take ALA, Selenium and Silymarin, recommended by many HCVers via

> Dr. Berkson in New Mexico.

>

> I could use people to talk to.  There are only a couple of poz guys on this

> island who I know, but so far only once have we gotten together.  I need to

> pursue that more.

>

> Just chatting, sorry, spending time, so if you got this far, thanks!

>

> Cheers and be well!  We're in an elite society, don't you think?

>

>

> Rod

> Youtube movies:  rodgis44

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I like to meet others in my area too, but I am afraid to because of all the

stereotypes outthere.

Love, Live, and Laugh

________________________________

From: <fr_dxb@...>

cures for AIDS

Sent: Thu, June 23, 2011 11:43:42 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Saying Hi & Issues

I have same problem. !!!!

Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone from du

Re: Saying Hi & Issues

Hi. I have been reading u guys post everyday and thank you so much, u guys have

a lot of great insight. My problem is I am straight and have been single a LONG

time and really need a way to meet other poz women in my area (DC), other than

poz dating sites. Either people are just not using them a lot or people r

scared. Most of the women I see look sick or are old (no offense). I have been

poz since 98 and have looked completely health all this time, even with being

hospitalized more than a few times. If any could help I would be truely Greatful

>

> Hi all,

> I live in the Philippines, where I found out 6 mos. ago I was HIV/HCV +. My

> lover here, Filipino, dealt with the news quite well, even tho it's not a

> common disease in the provinces where we live. I'm retired, and he's in

> school, and I have trouble keeping busy and occupied enough through long

> days! I guess I got it in Manila a couple years ago or more. I thought the

> PH was safer, as there wasn't a lot of HIV here then. Still not a lot,

> really, but spreading.

>

> Right now I'm on ARV's and am taking a 3-week dose of MMS, 8 to 10 times a

> day, which has sapped some of my energy. My German neighbor and I take

> walks every few day (I walk some every day) BTW, Global Fund paid for ARV's

> thru Dec. 2012, so I got in under that program, thank God!

>

> I have dealt with the news of being poz quite well, actually. Not

> surprised, as I was noticing weird little things like skin infections from

> gardening, etc., some neuropathy (perhaps from heart meds?) in the recent

> past, ear infections. All very uncommon for me. But I'm better, after 5

> mos. on the meds. I also eat quite well, but could get more exercise, I

> know, but right now I'm in a rut of inaction. perhaps its the MMS that is

> making me a little tired (been on it for about 10 days now.

>

> I am concerned about the effect of HCV. Dr. here says one of my meds is

> supposed to be helping that, but then they follow a govt. protocol and offer

> only certain meds. I'm on Lamivudine/Stavudine (I know they're older meds)

> and Efavirenz. I couldn't at this point afford other meds. I also, when I

> have money, take ALA, Selenium and Silymarin, recommended by many HCVers via

> Dr. Berkson in New Mexico.

>

> I could use people to talk to. There are only a couple of poz guys on this

> island who I know, but so far only once have we gotten together. I need to

> pursue that more.

>

> Just chatting, sorry, spending time, so if you got this far, thanks!

>

> Cheers and be well! We're in an elite society, don't you think?

>

>

> Rod

> Youtube movies: rodgis44

>

>

>