Rebecca Stoeckle: Long term HIV survivors - sharing hard truths

[@filipecaco]

Stay strong! Today is easier to live with HIV but still not perfect, health should be one of the most important concerns in our World. Thanks for all the investigators and health services !

[@pftrohasongoligist2140]

I’m watching this four years after it was made and I am in a bit of shock. She’s talking about me everything she saying,,It’s all hit me like a Ton of bricks. I guess because I thought I was the only one of the long termers who struggle. I am 60 years old and I have had aids all my adult life. I’m finding it hard to believe that there’s actually people out there that know what I’ve been through and what I’m going through. I guess that’s all I can say for right now.

[@strange_daiz]

There are many and few who can speak...

[@irenebryana4203]

Ok

[@DrAriba-rt8zo]

Hope you all having a good day today?

[@akeyayamang1596]

Apart from people with HIV. They need a platform for people who are affected, dealing with loved ones who are positive. Stigma is not our problem, alot of the time its coping with our loved ones and the pressures therein. Most of us are burdened by the pressure to love them which we may or may not do. Nonetheless they add to the challenges we face with them by compounding other issues and blaming it on the disease.

[@avoo93r89]

Akeya Yamang

[@letsdothis3332]

Akeya Yamang amen

[@fookyu1691]

Akeya Yamang EXACTLY.

[@derickfernando3144]

Truely am free from Hiv/aids today and I want to let you know that there is a herbal cure to bad breath and doctor dr Oyalo has it. I met him on KZbin

[@romanhtel19]

yes the stigma of the people is more scary....

[@fookyu1691]

Ppl with HIV need to accept the fact that ppl WITHOUT hiv are NOT required to wanna be around them. Like, they need to just be around ppl that DO wanna be around them and forget the ppl who don’t. That’s ppls problem, trying time FORCE acceptance. Like no...just be around those who wanna be around you.

[@runthomas]

so is hiv really nothing to worry abotu ...a kind of storm in a teacup

[@tomasmirabel536]

Life is always beautiful when you have a good health. For almost 4 year i have been with HIV and I was lonely and sad. luckily I was directed to a kind and Great doctor. who help me. to restored my health back to me. cure my HIV. totally. today I am free from HIV and very healthy thank you so much Dr.owobu.for bringing my health back to me I will forever be grateful to you Dr.owobu.if you are reading this testimony and you have any kind of disease.like (1) hepatitis. (2).cancer.(3) HIV.( 4) herpes.(5) fibroid.(6) diabetes.etc. you can also contact him through this. whatsapp number. [phone]. god bles you all

[@leonbrown434]

I want to appreciate Dr.Aluda for giving me back my life again, I was diagnose of HIV VIRUS for 2 years, after using Dr Aluda herbal medicine, I got cured....All thanks to Dr. Aluda I will be forever grateful to you sir..his what's app number is [phone] or Email him via [e-mail] God bless you all..

[@arnoldvanessa1849]

I'm really very much happy I got cured from my HIV aids virus with Dr Aluda herbs healing medicine treatment, God will bless you continuosly.. You can reach Dr via [phone]

[@scottodell7366]

I’ve had it my whole life. Why are the ones born with it the forgotten

[@sarasyed9809]

You were born with hiv?

[@scottodell7366]

Yeah

[@sarasyed9809]

@@scottodell7366 i am sorry if i sounded bit ignorant .

[@Greencloud8]

A little boy who I should of graduated hs with got it right after he was born from a transfusion. I wish he were still here but that was the 80s

[@Greencloud8]

Ps Are you happy despite hiv

[@stroop3666]

So glad we are out of the scary phase of HIV!!! I HOPE everyone is cured!!!

[@Nah.ImCool]

😂😂😂😂😂🤔🤐🤨😐😵‍💫. This line of thinking is exactly why people continue with their reckless sexual/drug habits. We are NOT out of the scary phase. What's scary to me is having to take a pill every day to stay alive. What's scary to me is being reminded that I have it. That would no doubt cause psychological struggles.

[@roderickrayrutledge2740]

35 years now, no meds, and never been hospitalized. Let's talk.

[@peace7225]

Phenomenal... Amazing to hear... 🙏👍💜

[@Warmblanket649]

What!!!! Amazing!!!!!

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Thank you for sharing. I'm benefiting from this documentary,keep it coming.

[@billymink]

Maybe I missed something but I really didn't get your talk at all I thought it was supposed to be aimed at people that have been as a term long-term survivors like myself I was diagnosed in 1997 but probably contracted HIV in 1986 it has been a very difficult journey but I managed to change my life around and also saved my life but it has come with the price as a consequence of taking early medication I have chronic lipodystrophy which I find Almost unbearable to look at and live with yeah I think the news all round is great for people these days with HIV but I do feel that people like myself I've been overlooked and just pushed to one side as nobody wants to look at the negative side of the outcome I was taking some very toxic first medication drugs

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Me too,have lived with the virus for 30 years now but i'm thankful for the meds despite side effects because when i tested positive early 90's no doctor wanted me around.meds weren't available and even purchasing some sustaining drugs was done as though "hiding". I got used to be myself and love the meds. My only wish then was to see my 2 kids grow(were less than 10 yrs then),today i got 4 grandchildren.

[@Loagun]

The saddest thing for me has been surviving a near point of dying back in 2010 and then becoming a 'long-term non progressor'. I survived and everyone would tell me how lucky I am for that... And I have come to appreciate surviving beyond that point where I had accepted I wasn't going to survive. It's an odd thing when you keep living when you weren't supposed to... And when I say sad what I mean specifically is that it is sad knowing that I lived while may others have not. Even in these modern days of medicine I have known many that didn't make it. And scientists keep making the same medicine over and over and over again and nobody cares about studying the non-progressors. Do you know how depressing that is that the doctors scientist s don't care to study the anomalies. The individuals that survive without medicine the doctors don't care to look into their bio and figure out why some live and some don't. That's what has been the saddest thing of all this...

[@imanishimwejanviere5766]

I am really sorry

[@tonitroxelquenneville3543]

The meds are working the hardest thing is meeting new people that ask about you i just started getting social and i find myself wanting to just be alone the day before yesterday my Doctor took me too UCSF to speak too twenty med students. They wanted too know how i felt about my diagnosis it was hard and it brought back so much pain. Im now undetectable but im positive hiv i look foward too speaking again. I think the best thing for someone getting back out in the world is too introduce them too others with hiv so we can learn how too be social again and not being afraid too talk about our past it would make us feel more like survivors instead of the walking dead. Im not talking about these hiv women groups that ive been too its depressing. I would like too see people like me meeting up and going out and having some fun! I just havent found that yet. Maybe i can get something like that going because those groups feel like your sitting in AA depressing

[@lilyungin4906]

I'm so scared because I'm feeling some symptoms and have had issues recently, im only 17 😢 im so scared I don't know how to live anymore im so scared as to how medication is going to affect me I am terrified I feel like dying so I don't live with the struggle

[@ralphlauren864]

What do you feel? Calm down

[@danielleperry26]

My greatest gratitude goes out to #Drkanayo Peterson, I’m glad my husband was able to get rid of the hepatitis B and HIV Aids virus with your 14 days negative.❤❤❤❤❤

[@VM-wt3ti]

Great video thank you

[@milogwagnmilo2553]

I am 19 and i counted HIV these 2020 its about a month please help me please some one please help me

[@billymink]

I don't quite understand you're asking please help me someone please help me ok so you're HIV positive so ideally you should be getting support from your medical team and if I think it's appropriate you should start a course of medication which bus stop the virus from multiplying annual quality of life will improve I have been HIV since 1986 diagnosed in 1997 critically ill but I'm still here I take my medication devotedly everyday and yes I know it's not an ideal way to live but it keeps me alive fibrosis suggests that maybe you go and see a counsellor or psychologist to discuss the way you feel about your diagnosis as I feel this will help if medication is offered please do not refuse it as it will prevent the virus from becoming fatal ok I hope this is made you feel a bit better and I wish you luck with that

[@phililezanele2015]

Please do consult with SDA missionary worker around your area before taking those drugs. I am not taking Meds and opted to follow a healthy diet ever since I was diagnosed, a Gen 1:29 diet from God. God loves you don't worry, Trust in Him only 😘

[@Tianarecaps]

I here black seed oil and honey is very good for hiv, please try that

[@mathebemaake996]

Hey remember god loves u and stay safe and take care of urself..with time u will feel better just hang in there and start meds today...

[@Olivia-hb8ck]

All thank to Dr Ado on KZbin for helping me cure my Herpes virus right now everything is fine💫 thank God for everything

[@geovannyespinoza8519]

I hope there’s a cure soon... I wouldn’t want to have any chance to get the virus 🦠 for low the chance might be, there’s always a chance so I couldn’t date someone with HIV (my opinion/choice) but I hope there’s no pain for any of this people.. I wish them all well... God bless all.

[@jejelaurent9495]

There's no cure for it.Jesus is curing just repent stop spread it to people only take Jesus as ur father he will heals.

[@a.muchemi4360]

@Oscar Asso'o Thank you i had no words .... u said it better ...

[@WandaNoblesColon]

You will NEVER see a cure.If they make anyone better they will stop making money.

[@WandaNoblesColon]

@Oscar Asso'oMillions addicted to opioids must be a conspiracy theory too. Thank you for the valuable information.

[@johndickerson7250]

@i LOVE global warming! Now RAAAGE! YES!!!!

[@georgecurry9226]

thank you Loard for gaving Dr Jibola the wisdom to fine the cure for Hepatitis B.

[@tanktanker7187]

“My mother, who’s not one of these beautiful ladies here?” Wow Lady, you gotta be kidding me...

[@jenwilfred5823]

getting a cure for HIV is a powerful concept, often spoken of the HOLY GRAIL of HIV research.Although effective anti-HIV drugs have transformed HIV into a chronic manageable condition you live with,rather than die from- taking life-long therapy is a very different proposition to being definitively cured. i put it to the whole human race that there is an affordable , scalable HIV cure that worked as well as would put the global eradication of new HIV infections within reach, while also transforming the lives of those now living with the virus. given the effectiveness of this drugs in both treating and preventing HIV infection, i will say to everyone reading this , that i am a living witness to it. unlike fraudster and online scammers who will play you and leave you frustrated with lose of money and hope, this drugs cost less and it is worth a try. if you are interested in getting cured of your own illeness, Below is the communication link of the doctor who has the new medicine which i took that got me cure. Dr ISIMIRI - IGNOR mail;([e-mail], call or whatsapp him on [phone] BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS ONLINE.

[@jedidahnjoki6471]

Having a boyfriend living with the disease ,Do you have any cure for me to prevent me being positive?

[@sabinathipani7498]

Safe sex, contraception, are what I know. I haven't heard about the cure. Still learning these things. Read more is a good idea for both of us.

[@iamshreyg]

If your boyfriend's viral load been been undectable for straight 6 months then he can't transmit it to you sexually. You can read more about undectable = untransmitable. But there's also a combination of drugs you can take to provide additional safety to you.

[@hiefia8568]

PREP is an option you could talk to your doc about

[@hiefia8568]

PREP is an option you could talk to your doc about

[@gabrieltimothy9193]

Doctor adule you are a life saver on KZbin. thank you for saving me and my husband ❤️ totally and permanently from HIV virus

[@rendonrjr]

Yet Magic Johnson is perfectly fine.

[@hannahmiller3403]

Good point. I have a feeling that with enough money (like magic Johnson has) or other low stress lifestyle that nurtures community bonds (such as living in a non cultish intentional community based on farming) that our body's immune system is less taxed and therefore able to allocate it's focus on the hiv. Stress affects our immune system strongly and sometimes we are quite stressed and don't realize it, because we are used to the sensations and it's our normal.

[@drgato5231]

Watch the documentary "positively false" and "positive hell"

[@austenharrington2955]

Yes!

[@georgebeierberkeley]

Both crap.

[@or1946]

On what Netflix’s , Hulu ?

[@damommomg2694]

Can I drink milk one hour before taking arv?

[@gjkenangel9186]

Yes you can

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Why not give it some space?

[@justinamusyoka4986]

@@oroboros4858 whats the best alternative so far ?

[@oroboros4858]

Justina Musyoka AIDS is not a virus it’s the medication for AIDS that causes your body to slowly die off because of the powerful chemicals, they eventually shut down your imune system. HIV itself exists but it is harmless. The HIV testing kit doesn’t even test for the virus itself, it tests for antibodies that could have been made by other viruses. There’s a documentary by Stephen Allen explaining all this and there are Phd medicine doctors attesting to this fact. It’s one of the biggest Big Pharma deceptions. The best treatment is to not take the drugs at all

[@justinamusyoka4986]

@@oroboros4858 thank you,i appreciate that advice but i'm a long term Hiv survivor. This is my 30th year with the virus and the 9th on ARV's. My first years were lived just as you explained,avoiding all medications except suppliments but after 20 years with Hiv,i felt my end had come,almost to be hit by stroke or paralysis,had bad headaches,and my body was itching . When i started on ARV's some effects were restored and i feel relieved.Others like dizziness remained. So,from that far i've gone i know if i stop meds ,my life will be over,though i am at peace with my days on earth ,no regrets. If there was another option i would take but if its stopping medication,i know how the body weakens and its very bad.

[@scottodell7366]

Yeah

[@despairgaming6669]

I was tested HIV positive 3 years ago... I never took the treatment and doing fine...

[@oroboros4858]

Lingi6 the medication causes AIDS, HIV itself is a harmless retrovirus, you would be suffering daily right now if you took the drug

[@letskickassaidssurvivorsyn9505]

It takes 10 years for life-endangering symptoms. Going on medications will keep you healthy longer.

[@bradcampbell5766]

It doesn't need treatment because a retrovirus is not capable of causing a specific disease, and HIV can't kill T cells.

[@runthomas]

@@oroboros4858 well what about all the homosexuals that died in the 80s who were not on any medication..why did that happen?

[@runthomas]

@@bradcampbell5766 well what about all those homosexuals who died in the 80s who were not on any medication...i know a gay guy and he lost lots and lots and lots and lots of friends to it.

[@jisrael7001]

Hell