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HIV is the greatest scam of our generation. Believe it and believe anything.
The fear of been tagged HIV + is what kills people and kills them really fast. The drugs sold to u kills even more faster than the HIV scam itself.
For me, HIV doesn't exist and it will never exist.

Note : This is my personal opinion and I am not in anyway asking you to believe it or not.

[quote author=Rajahbite post=57625722]This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
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chinedum13:
Dear the infection now has cure
Have you heard of Synagogue church of all nation where Jesus reigns, quicken visit there and regain your healing sharp sharp and moreover acknowledge Jesus as your Lord and Savior thank me later.

I Pray you Receive sense before time pass you by!

shege45:
my brother i really admire u..i wish i cld gather up courage and do mine cus am rili depressed.after an incident i had abt 6 yrs ago(although i used cd bt fell ill a week later)and coupled with d fact dat am currently battling persistent typhoid, i rili nid to do the test buh am rili scared..am scared dat i might be segregated by my family. atimes suicide cums to my mind. if i treat my self of typhoid now,it comes back in weeks...am so tired.how i wish i could meet u face to face so that i.can be motivated to do it.

I know some people who had persistent malaria and typhoid and still tested negative.
in fact it happened to my friend in April n she tested negative.
just put ur mind at rest.

God bless you real good my brother... I stand with you in your advocacy... Can send me a personal message? Would like to keep in touch... I admire your confidence and your perspective of life even more

Rajahbite:
This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
Spread the message and not the virus.

So, you haven't had sex in 2 years but still got tested monthly? And mysteriously you somehow contracted HIV, found out last week and yet are unconcerned as to how that happened? Ok oooo...

Rajahbite:
This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
Spread the message and not the virus.

First of all, I want to commend u for ur courage and I wish u all d best. I hope d cure comes soon if possible in our lifetime. But have u had blood transfusion before? Do u share razor or shaving tools? For example do u use d public clipper in barbing saloon which is often not sterilized? While I ask is that if as u said it is not thru sex and I know that blood stain loaded with d virus on a clipper though latent cud become active when it enters a living cell which becomes its host. Do u know d status of the last person u had sex with perharps it was just at its window period? Have u tried to recall possible circumstances that cud ve exposed u to d virus?
Have u experienced stigmatisation if so from which particular set of people and how do u respond to incidences of stigmatisation?

frenzyduchess:
Sex is the common way to get it,you didn't get untested blood transfusion, getting it through clippers is minimal, so how then did you get it

You are more interested in chastising the gentleman... Who cares how it's gotten? The man should be praised for not living in denial and getting bucket loads of people infected... Meanwhile can you swear that you have never had unprotected sex before?

Thanks boss. I'm with you.

mascot87:
HIV is the greatest scam of our generation. Believe it and believe anything.
The fear of been tagged HIV + is what kills people and kills them really fast. The drugs sold to u kills even more faster than the HIV scam itself.
For me, HIV doesn't exist and it will never exist.

Note : This is my personal opinion and I am not in anyway asking you to believe it or not.

Rajahbite:
This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
Spread the message and not the virus.

god bless u bro.. i have qstns to ask... is it posible to get work k owing u re hiv positive? if yes what kinda work..

my litle advice... eat well any kinda food.. do exercise, live free, give free.. dont tink abt it... dont say it much... free ur mindset on d future of a better life.. always say to ur sef u re negative take ur drugs and most of all tell God tank u for ur lifr daily as u wake up... trust me u will live longer than anyone... dont be afraid of dying death will run away from u... i was once tested hiv positive 2009 i tot it was a joke cos i carried out d test my sef..
2016 i went to a federal govt hospital and i saw d result confirmed positive...

i have nt seena councelling centre or a hospital tk go for medication but i leav all to God since 2009 till today if u c me u no go believe say i am positive y cos i free my mind and i always pray to God to change d situation
..

juat leave all ur worries to God

Rajahbite:
This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
Spread the message and not the virus.

HIV is totally curable! Ignorance is what kills people. The Pharmacies that sell ARVs make big bucks from people who do not know this truth. I won't say more...

dingbang:
So you saying that you just dey ur own jeje.. HIV come enter your bodi?,

I tire for that one...how can person go dey, his problem na to dey test HIV everymonth. Him no check diabetes, high bp, liverfunction..kidney...na only hiv him mind dey tell am. Something is not adding up...he is probably doing sth that he knows was risky.

Quinn22:
HIV positive patients should all commit suicide.

For real?

Rajahbite:
This is my first time of posting on this forum and I pray this get to as many people as possible.
Most folks dread the thought of testing positive to HIV but it shouldn't be so. That is why it is very necessary to get tested at least once in a month.
I developed the habit of getting tested monthly (though I can beat my chest and say with pride that I am not a promiscuous fellow). But recently I skipped a couple of months in my routine for no apparent reason. The last time I got a test was mid-march so I went for a test last week and the test result came out positive. To be certain it wasn't a mistake, I went to two other places and the results were adamantly positive.
Now some people may ask who who got me infected, but that is a none-issue as far as I'm concerned . I have even stopped asking myself how I got infected because it's been more than two years since the last time I had sexual intercourse . So it can't possibly have been sexually transmitted to me, most especially as the experts say the viral load is low which means I must have been recently infected, at most not more than five or six months.
I intend to utilize my status as an HIV+ person to reach out and help as many as I can. I am already posting on Facebook what I learn from counseling programs I attend on living with the virus.
The Doctors said they have to monitor my viral load and CD4 count for some time in order to determine the best treatment program for me. I know that if I stick to the treatment program and follow the Doctors advice diligently that I'll still live a healthy life.
I use this medium to beg of everyone reading this to go for an HIV test. Knowing your status is key to helping yourself. If you are negative, please maintain all necessary prevention techniques.... avoid unprotected sex/multiple partners , don't share needles/blades (if you can afford it, get your own hair clipper) but above all, get tested regularly.
If you find out that you are positive (like me) , please don't despair. There are several HIV/AIDS centres in most hospitals across the nation where you can access help in the form of counseling and medications and these are mostly free of charge.
HIV is not a death sentence, you can still live a meaningful and healthy life despite your status.
Spread the message and not the virus.

Wow..Kudos to ur courage.As a medic;I av been fortunate to meet;counsel and manage HIV clinic for some years now;and I am glad u know it isnt a death sentence..The previous teaching for management was as u said;monitoring viral load and CD4 count till it gets to a certain level before initiating antiretrovirals and all..This was because of economic reasons cos d drugs were not as easily available and accessible as it is today;hence its given to ppl in a worse clinical state.
But now we start immediately we av confirmed status and d person has done some baseline investigations rather than wait till u get worse.So I suggest u enroll in a good teaching/govt hospital for proper care..and d drugs are given free;even some tests are done free; Cos its a lifetime treatment.More grease to u elbows.

IjeBos:
So, you haven't had sex in 2 years but still got tested monthly? And mysteriously you somehow contracted HIV, found out last week and yet are unconcerned as to how that happened? Ok oooo...

Clearly this is a promotional message and in no way whatsoever true, in the way the OP presented it

Does he realize if one becomes infected, the source of infection is critical to prevent future infections for others?

Why would someone not at constant risk of infection check his HIV status monthly. This simply isn't true

Thank God I don't belong in the category

WORLDPEACE:
So what are you waiting for? End your life already.

Because their lives become useless

Jok3r:
why did u say so

Yes for reals

Franzinni:
For real?

Quinn22:
Thank God I don't belong in the category

You are lying. You belong to the category. You that has never gone for a test. Your last sickness was due to your weak immunity as result of the HIV in your blood. End your life now and stop wasting your false gratitude that God does not need.

I just did an HIV test last month and I was negative

I can smell your frustration *sniffs deeply* RIP in advance
It's not easy living a useless life. Kai!

WORLDPEACE:
You are lying. You belong to the category. You that has never gone for a test. Your last sickness was due to your weak immunity as result of the HIV in your blood. End your life now and stop wasting your false gratitude that God does not need.

shege45:
my brother i really admire u..i wish i cld gather up courage and do mine cus am rili depressed.after an incident i had abt 6 yrs ago(although i used cd bt fell ill a week later)and coupled with d fact dat am currently battling persistent typhoid, i rili nid to do the test buh am rili scared..am scared dat i might be segregated by my family. atimes suicide cums to my mind. if i treat my self of typhoid now,it comes back in weeks...am so tired.how i wish i could meet u face to face so that i.can be motivated to do it.

I Knw Is Nt Easy But U Just Have To Summon Courage To Do It... I Fell Ill Sometime Last Month And After Treating Malaria Nd Typhoid Ova Nd Ova Again, So I Decided To Do The Hiv Test.... It Wasn't Easy But I Made The Decision To Do It And To Embrace Wateva The Result May Be... Woke Up Dat Morning, Took Ma Bath nd Dressed Like Neva Before nd With A Smile I Went For D Test... Wow! It Came Out Negative! U Need To See Those Dat Came 4 D ART Looking Healthy.

slowbreeze:
Wow..Kudos to ur courage.As a medic;I av been fortunate to meet;counsel and manage HIV clinic for some years now;and I am glad u know it isnt a death sentence..The previous teaching for management was as u said;monitoring viral load and CD4 count till it gets to a certain level before initiating antiretrovirals and all..This was because of economic reasons cos d drugs were not as easily available and accessible as it is today;hence its given to ppl in a worse clinical state.
But now we start immediately we av confirmed status and d person has done some baseline investigations rather than wait till u get worse.So I suggest u enroll in a good teaching/govt hospital for proper care..and d drugs are given free;even some tests are done free; Cos its a lifetime treatment.More grease to u elbows.

Do all general hospitals do the test for free ?.
This one they are mentioning clipper is making pesin to fear o

Quinn22:
I just did an HIV test last month and I was negative

I can smell your frustration *sniffs deeply* RIP in advance
It's not easy living a useless life. Kai!

You did not double and triple check like the wise OP. Go and do for this month to see in black and white what you already know deep inside you.

Let me make it easy for you

alezzy13:
Attention seeking?
Trolling?
Plain stupidity?
Sick, twisted idea of a joke?

Its difficult to decide which category you belong. Nonsense

Nollynude:
Wetin you no know no fit kill you, OP RIP in advance

That's absolutely wrong and cruel,he might live longer than you.

nyben4eva:
That's absolutely wrong and cruel,he might live longer than you.

K

Amadaz:
u might be turning gay gradually

Sorry to disappoint you, All my elder brothers did dsame thing & are all currently happily married