Adelaide ON finding out her HIV+ status at the age of 10 from a friend

[@leximagolego]

I lost a friend who couldn't accept her status, wish she was here to see this.

[@leximagolego]

Beautiful story, Thank you for sharing. You are so brave.

[@Nthabeleng507]

A thought just came to my mind that; since positive people try to protect us so much by revealing their status and being open. Who is protecting positive people from citizens? Other citizens bully positive people by stigmatizing, and victimizing being infected by others themselves.

[@lussylupindo1093]

I am HIV positive but I test myself randomly and it says negative I even did the test on my KZbin infront of the camera.

[@MarciaNgcobo]

Loved the episode very informative.. Thank you.. Let us take care of ourselves. You can take Prep when you are sexual active and are also allowed to stop when ever you want to.. That is another thing people don't know.. Some think once you start you can't stop.. You can stop taking it..

[@pulengphatedi8153]

Thank you Adelaide for sharing your life with us. All blessings to you 💗🙏

[@Nthabeleng507]

I feel like enigma and them especially matekoane need to hear this. Born agains come through

[@DimakatsoRamokone]

Thank you so much for sharing ur story Kea, so proud of you my darling, you are so brave ngwanokogae❤

[@dipuolekay]

Very informative yhoo baby girl thank you so much for your story hle❤❤

[@bornofgod2837]

You such a strong young brilliant Kia..I love you so much babe.❤

[@MatshelisoJeff-z7n]

Promise ake sure if vele haotsebe ka HIV or neo zama hore this lady to school but u acted shocked with things that are known like aiy

[@Thabangmakamole]

THAT'S MY GIRL!

[@Lesegoo3753]

I disagree promises I was neglected by my mom and every inch I remember so vividly even some staff of when I was three

[@MissPickles22]

It's a proven science that your brain can suppress trauma but it's not the standard. Just cause you remember doesn't mean it's a fact for everyone

[@tshegofatsomodiba2955]

♥️♥️♥️so proud of you Kea🤍

[@pulengphatedi8153]

Promise looking beautiful, love the shoes.. 💕

[@mahaselapatie9346]

But life is something else, Modimo!

[@ntsakomoavi6597]

So glad to have been part of your journey Kea🥹🫶🏾. Super proud of you.

[@nonhlanhlasambo]

hi i just subscribed....

[@rixilebandi9953]

❤❤❤

[@anitatumeka1466]

I can relate LLB gave me Mental breakdown 😅 I parked it for honors.

[@Lesegoo3753]

No nana before 2000 the was arvs and nevarapine ur mom was neglect

[@MissPickles22]

Most hospitals had that roll out around 2002, also the mom didn't know she was positive when she gave birth. They found out when she was 5, so she couldn't protect her. If she was neglectful she wouldn't have protected the last born, which she did. Just stop.

[@patienceikombele9161]

The mon only knew when she was 5 years old. When she was pregnant, she didn't know she was HIV.

[@Nthabeleng507]

@@patienceikombele9161when pregnant do they not take blood tests?

[@selinabatlhaodi612]

U are right and every pregnant woman get tested for all sickenss when doing antinental visits @the clinic.n every child is tested after birth

[@SibusisoMbethe]

They were not admistered in South Africa before 2000. Government was forced in 2002 to administer ARVs, go check the case of Minister of Health and others v Treatment Action Campaign

[@ncedolugedle8180]

Friends are forward yoh

[@Lesegoo3753]

Our biggest enemies

[@MissPickles22]

They were children though, I blame the mom. She should've been careful about the things she discusses around kids

[@Lesegoo3753]

I disagree promises I was neglected by my mom and every inch I remember so vividly even some staff of when I was three

[@selinabatlhaodi612]

I know someone who was born in 2001 both parents + but she was protected through birth.she is now -.i think in this matter a mother was in denial

[@Lesegoo3753]

@@selinabatlhaodi612so true