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When I got my test result, I didn’t really change anything at all. In the long run, maybe, I might say that it did change things a bit, I got a bit more isolated, but nothing else. I take care not to transmit it, I watch what I am eating, and that’s all. Once I tried meditation, it’s not easy to meditate, so I stopped it because my cat would always disturb me. I didn’t go for medical monitoring right away. I was infected in 1986, or 1987, I don’t exactly remember, and I only started to go to the HIV center shortly before we met, not before. I went there because I was tired, and I didn’t feel well, but I don’t know if that was psychic or something related to HIV, I have no idea. But I was not happy there, the doctors kept changing. Now I go to Doctor X, I go there quite often, once every two months, every six weeks, every month. He initiated treatment and takes blood, and every time there are differences.
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Kopp, C. (2002). Hit Early and Hard?. In: The New Era of AIDS. International Library of Ethics, Law, and the New Medicine, vol 15. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9860-6_4
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