My HIV Story: a peer researcher's journey

James

Social justice advocate... grateful recovering addict, great-grandfather & HIV health researcher

“It’s brought me out of my isolation… and helped stop my intravenous drug use.”

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"My journey with HIV has been a rollercoaster ride…"

"My journey with HIV has been a rollercoaster ride…"

"My journey with HIV has been a rollercoaster ride…"

"My journey with HIV has been a rollercoaster ride…"

“Listen to people with HIV, we are the best advisors….”

“Listen to people with HIV, we are the best advisors….”

“Listen to people with HIV, we are the best advisors….”

“Listen to people with HIV, we are the best advisors….”

“Giving a human face to a person, sheds light on making this better....”

“Giving a human face to a person, sheds light on making this better....”

“Giving a human face to a person, sheds light on making this better....”

“Giving a human face to a person, sheds light on making this better....”

“…not victims of this disease, but forces of positive change."

“…not victims of this disease, but forces of positive change."

“…not victims of this disease, but forces of positive change."

“…not victims of this disease, but forces of positive change."

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