Getting started on treatments is never easy. And sometimes, as SAM PESCI found, it takes a concerted effort to fit treatments into your life.
Positive Living: POSITIVE VOICES
Crossing the line
From the December 2004 issue of Positive Living
Sometimes dealing with HIV means abandoning long-held dreams and changing your life to make room for the virus, writes JASON APPLEBY.
Big Mauve Door
From the October 2004 issue of Positive Living
The registrar pops out of the room. Five minutes is an eternity when you are in a hospital treatment room and don’t know what’s happening on the other side of that big mauve door.
The road ahead
From the August 2003 issue of Positive Living
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Deciding to return to the workforce, for many positive people, means trading the certainties of life on the pension for the uncertainties of work. One solution, says GLENN FLANAGAN, is to combine volunteering with part time work.
Deciding to return to the workforce, for many positive people, means trading the certainties of life on the pension for the uncertainties of work. One solution, says GLENN FLANAGAN, is to combine volunteering with part time work.