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My Life from (D) Day

by HIVE Online | Jun 27, 2017 | Heterosexual-identified, HIVE Blog, Women Living with HIV

I became pregnant with my third kid, and who knew, she would be my last. Six months into my pregnancy, I found out I have HIV.

Heterosexual POZ

by HIVE Online | May 17, 2017 | Activism/Advocacy, Heterosexual-identified, HIVE Blog, Men Living with HIV

My Name is Michael Zalnasky. My friends call me Zee. My grandsons call me PaPa. My Daughter, well she calls me Dad. And I am Heterosexual HIV POZ.

It’s never about the viral load, is it? Toronto’s Positive Pregnancy Program

by HIVE Online | May 15, 2017 | HIVE News & Events

Jay MacGillivray and Mark Yudin’s talk, “Trauma-Aware Reproductive Care for Women Living with HIV & Those at Risk” explored how prenatal care is impacted by trauma; including insecure or unsafe housing, immigration status, gender-based violence, problematic substance use, severe mental illness and exploited sex work.

Road Cycling Saved My Life

by HIVE Online | May 9, 2017 | Coping with Trauma, Heterosexual-identified, HIVE Blog, Men Living with HIV, Treatment as Prevention

That damn bicycle has given me a life back when I thought I had none. It’s rejuvenated my creative abilities to record and acknowledge such an incredible, health-rebuilding journey. Spinning my wheels to the tune of 8,880 miles since August, 2015, and I was diagnosed August, 2014.

48 and Hopeful

by HIVE Online | May 3, 2017 | HIVE Blog, Men Living with HIV, Treatment as Prevention

This decision to be married and have kids has absolutely nothing to do with me being undetectable with a high CD4 cell count. I still wanted children even when I was first diagnosed with HIV.

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