“Let me tell you something, it is 14 years now I living with HIV and right now I don’t allow it to bother me because I have to live my life. I take my treatment and when I feel sick, I try to rest and then get up back again and do what I have to do,” she said positively.
For this 35-year-old mother of three agreed to speak to me, because, according to her, she wanted people to understand that HIV is not a death sentence.
“There is life after HIV, but like life without HIV it is never going to be happy going all the time. There will be bad days and good days,” she told me.
