HIV Symptoms and Complications in Women

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46K views · 326 reactions | Charles shut down when he got his HIV diagnosis. “I didn't take medication, which caused me to get sicker.” The supportive words of a nurse telling him he mattered encouraged him to start HIV treatment. It's been four years. He's healthy and virally suppressed. Even if you do not have insurance, or are underinsured, there are options to get the care and medications you need to stay healthy. | Greater Than HIV | Facebook

239 reactions · 31 shares | “It felt really tough when I first was diagnosed. I did not want to seek treatment at the time because I didn't know what that looked like.” Today, with ongoing HIV treatment and care, Mahlon is healthy and living his best life. Even if you do not have insurance, or are underinsured, there are options to get the care and medications you need to stay healthy. | Greater Than HIV | Facebook

Whether newly diagnosed or living with HIV for awhile, the most important thing is getting into care and starting treatment. Even if you don't have insurance there are options. | Greater Than HIV