That's my undestanding too. Talk to a medical professional.

Life is short you might as well go out the way you want happy.Better than getting hit by a truck

Good luck

this is what doctors told me when i worked with them. but yes he should see a doctor for information.

Good luck to you two.

Yes it is true that she may never get aids. Her T cell count stays high because of meds she takes. She is very healthy and just may stay that way but of course there are no guarantees..

yes, im just saying, most of the patirnts i worked with died of diseases related to hiv, and didnt actually die of hiv/aids.

iff hiv doesnt kill them or a related disease to hiv, it will at some point develop into AIDS. if it didnt they would live until they were 80 or longer, and that doesnt happen with hiv patients.

just be safe, and goodluck

Debbie you are so wrong with your comments.

All people with and without HIV/AIDS will die, but thats not to say those will HIV will die due to HIV per se.

People without any diseases die all the time before they reach 80 yrs of age.

This man is happy, be happy for him, dont try and rain on his parade. Share your advice, info and let it go... please

Thank you, Fran. You took the words out of my mouth.

i said, most of the patients we had DIDNT die of hiv, they died of hiv related illnesses.

i have said goodluck to him, see above.

he asked for advice

debbie works with people who have aids
i think that pretty much qualifies her to talk about this subject and give her veiws on it

I appreciate all the responses and comments. I understood I would get mixed reactions to this and I fully understand.

thankyou. ive learnt a lot about this, so yes i have the right to say my views, as everyone else does.



im not attacking like others, im gving advice from what ive learnt.

Some people are about more than dipping their wicks.

Its ok Debbie. I appreciate your views...

thankyou. i wish the best for you, and i only gave you advice, to keep yourself safe. goodluck.

If I worked for McDonalds would that make me an expert on meat by products... no

ok to share your views, but to continue to express death is not positive by any means

personally i wouldnt do it..but that being said its your life..just please be careful..because in the end if you catch something you might regret it,,

We all agree go talk to someone in the field to understand the current state of HIV/AIDS.

Q. Can I become infected with HIV by shaking hands with, kissing, eating the same food as, or being sneezed or coughed on by someone who has HIV? Can I get HIV from a toilet seat? Or by being bitten by an infected mosquito? Or from a swimming pool?
No. This is because HIV is not an airborne, water-borne or food-borne virus. HIV can be passed from one person to another only when people exchange blood or sexual fluids (like semen or vaginal secretions). HIV cannot survive for very long outside of the human body. So you can't get HIV by having ordinary social contact with an infected person.



Q. How long can people with HIV survive?
There is no answer this question. It is true that with antiretroviral therapy, people living with HIV have had a significant decrease in HIV related illnesses and an increase in survival. Some individuals have already been alive over 20 years with the virus. And many people with HIV die from causes unrelated to their HIV.
How HIV will affect a person's life span in the future is unknown. As humans continue to learn more about HIV, the lifespan of those infected with HIV will continue to increase.