Thursday, October 8, 2015
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Pozziepinoy
There were 598 new HIV cases in August 2015 as reported by the Department of Health in the HIV/AIDS and ART Registry of the Philippines by the Epidemiology Bureau.
From the report, 96% were males and the reported modes of transmission were sexual contact, needle sharing among injecting drug users and mother-to-child transmission. 83% of the sexually transmitted cases were among males who have sex with males (MSM).
To date since 1984, there...
Sunday, September 13, 2015
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Pozziepinoy
We Smile at All Obstacles!
A couple of months ago, we tried partnering with a Church based organization. It was agreed that with our partnership, people in selected population will be assisted for their medical needs. TRR and its care managers were so elated that we started getting indigent members of these certain population to be given assistance.
Unfortunately a certain group of individuals blocked this assistance, perhaps spread rumors about TRR or may have given the church-based organization some wrong information about us. The initial list of 30 people living with...
Saturday, September 12, 2015
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PozziepinoyAIDS in the Philippines, HIV in the Philippines
Four Years and the Philippine HIV Scene
September is the anniversary month of the Project Red Ribbon. It is the month when I started the advocacy when I got diagnosed to have HIV and AIDS.
Since 2011, TRR has addressed the issues of HIV and AIDS in the Philippines from direct care of people living HIV and clients for HIV testing to lobbying for changes in national policies and programs.
What are our accomplishments?
1. The National Hotline Assistance has entertained more than ten thousand calls, more than five thousand referrals to our TRR Care Programs and welfare programs...
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
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Road to Awareness
The Project Red Ribbon (TRR) will be inaugurating its newest project for this year, the Road to Awareness: an Open Discussion About HIV and Me. This is under the HIV Education and Awareness Talk program of TRR.
This is a Metro Manila wide HIV Awareness Caravan for universities, colleges and schools; companies, organizations and communities. The project includes an HIV talk, Testimonials from guest people living with HIV, condom and lubricant...
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Confused

Dear Pozzie,
I am not good in writing in English Language, so please pardon me. Yes, as stated on the subject above, for me, it's like that everyday is like living with one foot in the grave.
It was end of May this year when notice that I am having a different symptoms of having an HIV. Mouth Ulcer are so frequent, then the rushes. I quickly open the browser and search for any images like what I have and yes, it's one of the symptoms...
Sunday, July 19, 2015
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To Win a War, You Have to Start One

To
Win a War You Have To Start One
A
Stage Play Review of the Necessary Theatre’s The Normal Heart
Jam-packed with socio-political
underpinnings of gay dynamism in New York during the early 1980s, “The Normal
Heart” highlighted the pressing issues bombarding the gay community
particularly the male homosexual population which are still observable in the
current times.
Produced by Actor’s Actors’ The
Necessary Theatre, the stage play was...
Saturday, July 18, 2015
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To Win a War You Have To Start One

To
Win a War You Have To Start One
A
Stage Play Review of the Necessary Theatre’s The Normal Heart
by: Carlisle Saldana
Jam-packed with socio-political
underpinnings of gay dynamism in New York during the early 1980s, “The Normal
Heart” highlighted the pressing issues bombarding the gay community
particularly the male homosexual population which are still observable in the
current times.
Produced by Actor’s Actors’ The
Necessary...
Friday, July 17, 2015
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It's OK

Bound by each other's arms, as we formed a circle, tears started flowing from "Sandra's" eyes and dripped on to the floor while we were lead to a prayer of healing. I tried to hold back the tears as I was facilitating the TRR Family Support Group (SGT). Afterwards she started to burst, and said "I knew it! I knew that's his disease... I knew that he is gay but he should have told us this (HIV)! The doctor's said that we all should be ready now..."
When...
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In the shadows

In the shadows by Red Papercut
Carefree is not careless
“No limits,” He used to say
whenever people asked him how I lived his life. His name is Mark and this is
his story.
He was a 30 year-old bachelor
with no particular career issues or plans. He wakes up, go to work, meet some
friends and go home to his dormitory room to sleep and the cycle repeats the
very next day. The only days he had for himself were weekends. Saturday was his
private...
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