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Simple Encouragement for those recently finding out they are living with HIV
Is it possible that our current HIV prevention strategies and the essence of HIV prevention awareness is now ineffective? Instead of rattling off a number of statistics that are now less startling and news-worthy about the current state of the HIV epidemic (like the number of new infections per year, the likelihood that someone […] More
Newly Diagnosed, Recently Encouraged, Now an Activist Ya know, feel good messages, well… feel good. To an extent. We all get burned out on them and burned out on the warm, fuzzy feelings that they put us through particularly during the obnoxiously long holiday period that seem to start in the summer months, lately. So, […] More
HIV-positive activist and founder of HIV blog imstilljosh.com, Josh Robbins, announces the publishing of an OPEN LETTER on PrEP, signed and endorsed by HIV/AIDS Activists, Philanthropists, HIV Service Organizations (Nationally & Internationally), community members and HIV-negative PrEP users. To read & sign the letter supporting the importance of private individual dialogue between a patient and […] More
Guest Post — Rob Quinn from openlypoz.com [box_light]It’s always an honor for me to be able to have the opportunity for others to share their stories, insight and lessons from their journey living with HIV. This guest post is another example of that opportunity and blessing. Enjoy! – Josh Robbins, imstilljosh.com[/box_light] Hi, my name […] More
STIGMA ACTION NETWORK: An Interview with “Stigma Warrior,” Josh, from imstilljosh.com [box_dark]Content originally posted on the Stigma Action Network’s Blog on June 27, 2013. Note from Josh: SAN is one of my favorite organizations and a dear social media friend organization– they always tweet and retweet, share and love on all my posts. I give […] More
HIV BLOG imstilljosh.com lends our voice and joins Heathline.com’s video project “You’ve Got This” Many people who are faced with a recent diagnosis of HIV feel completely alone. This initiative is meant to provide them with some hope and a feeling of community. There are over two million people recently diagnosed with HIV worldwide. […] More
The Resource for Encouragement for Those Living with HIV returns with a stronger ability to give encouragement and grace! Imstilljosh.com’s Digital Encouragement Wall for Those Living with HIV has returned to imstilljosh.com after coming down from the HIV BLOG a few weeks ago as the plug-in that powers the section that is providing encouragement to […] More
I’m insane!! I want to raise 3K in 10 days for the killer mobile app idea I have– and the entire app is disguised as a fully-functional camera app. THIS app is more than an HIV app… It’s everything that an HIV app should be, minus the HIV part glaring across the screen and […] More
PositiveLite.com’s Bob Leahy With Advice for the Newly Diagnosed ISJ has a long-standing relationship and admiration of PositiveLite.com. By: Bob Leahy, editor of PositiveLite.com, Canada’s online HIV magazine. He’s been HIV-positive for twenty years. IT took more than a few minutes to sink in; in fact it wasn’t until I was on the streetcar going home […] More
Nashville resident, Mark Hubbard, among activists and researchers featured in a new video First Posted on O&AN July 3, 2013 – O&AN Staff Reports Following today’s released reports that two men have been “showing no signs of [the HIV] virus” following stem-cell transplants, we found a video filmed at a Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) pre-conference. Posted by […] More
I’m STILL Josh — 6 months After Finding Out I’m HIV Positive Six months ago, Jan. 24, 2012, my world stopped. It’s when I received the result of a 2nd blood test (a confirmation test) that I was HIV-positive. Now, six months later, I am still doing exactly what I made the decision to do– […] More
We’ve all heard the saying “The Truth will Set You Free.” In my journey (that’ll last my lifetime) of finding out that I was HIV positive, making the decision to share with my closest friends and family members, and now eventually to sharing the experience on this blog, I feel much more free. With that […] More
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