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Why Accurate CCI Scoring Matters for People Living With HIV

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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A small step, a warm pancake (or seven)

For the past couple of weeks, Andrew has been making pancakes for my breakfast — a small ritual of care that has become part of our morning rhythm. There’s something grounding about it: the familiar sound of batter hitting the pan, the soft sizzle, the comfort of being looked after. This morning, though, I took […]


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A Year of Faith, Creativity, and Community
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Christmas Dialysis: the first session back

Christmas might be a time for celebration, but dialysis doesn’t take holidays. Two days after my last session, I found myself 3 litres heavier and facing a machine that doesn’t always cooperate when we push it that far. Today’s goal: take off the full 3000 ml and hope my body plays along. If you’ve read the Circuit of Care books, you’ll know Declan and Marcus have had their own ...


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Writing Through Resilience: An Irish Writers Centre Membership

🌟 I’m honoured to share that I’ve been awarded one of the 20 Irish Writers Centre memberships for 2025–26, supported by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. As a gay writer living with HIV and on dialysis, this recognition is more than a membership — it’s a reminder that our voices matter, our stories deserve […]


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