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Time for your tablets again!
If you do not want to become sick, you have to keep taking your medication. It's as simple as that. But taking medication your whole life and making sure you take it on time can be extremely difficult. However, it is essential that you do so.
A sense of guilt
Mothers who have passed the HIV virus on to their child often feel very guilty. They did not know that they had HIV, otherwise they would of course have taken medication to avoid infecting their child.
To tell or not to tell, you decide!
Some people don't want to tell anyone and others just their family or a very good friend. But whatever you choose, you decide who to tell and what to say.
The Young Ones
Just taking your pills when everyone is around and talking freely about your problems without being afraid of negative reactions? How great would that be? Or just listening to the stories and experiences of someone who has the same condition as you.
Pretty nerve-racking, a steady relationship
Maybe you have a boyfriend or girlfriend or maybe you're still looking, just like all other young people of your age. It is of course possible to have a relationship without any problems.
Nobody can know
Do you have to go to hospital again? What's wrong with you then? Hey, how come you know so much about HIV, have you got it yourself by any chance? What sort of pills are those you're taking there? If you have HIV, these are questions that you do not want to be asked.

Information

The daily life with a chronical disease is sometimes different. But things like going out, excercising, falling in love and going to school we all do. On this page you read everything about the daily life with a chronical disease.