27 Years Living with HIV
posted: 08/03/2011
A Nottingham man diagnosed with HIV more than 25 years ago when he was 14, talks to his local paper about his life. He tells us about sex, relationships, and how talking openly about HIV with partners and others has helped change his life.
Matt Gregory is now a HIV health and treatment worker with Terrence Higgins Trust in Nottingham. He said: "To see the relief on someone's face when the HIV test comes back as negative is a great experience. If some people do test positive it's good they know as it gives them choices. I would rather know I am positive than be kept in the dark. I have choices about treatment, lifestyle and sexual partners."
Read and find inspiration in Matt's story of living with HIV.
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