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Seventeen years ago today I first opened a WordPress account and began experimenting with blogging. I had no great strategy at the time—just a desire to write, to reflect, and to share something of life as it unfolded. I could not have imagined then how important that simple decision would become. Just one month later, […]

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Some dialysis sessions glide along without fuss. Today is not one of those. From the moment we started, the machine has been in a mood. We flushed the lines. We swapped them around. Then swapped them back. Then repeated the whole routine again, as if the machine might suddenly decide to behave out of sheer […]

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Today is the first dialysis session of the week, and I’m going in 2.9 kg above my official dry weight. That number always looks stark on the screen, but the reality behind it is more complicated. My “official” dry weight hasn’t felt quite right for a while now. Last week I finished a session still about […]

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After some reflection, I’ve decided to delete the Facebook page associated with hivblogger. I won’t be using any other social media accounts for the project either. This isn’t a retreat from writing or from community. It’s simply a shift in how I want to share my work. Social platforms have their place, but they’re no […]

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A routine glance at my dialysis records revealed a Charlson Comorbidity Index score of 8 — a number that didn’t add up. Unless someone had decided that living with HIV meant I had AIDS. It doesn’t. And that distinction matters more than most people realise…

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