Emmy award-winning documentary producer Dan Hall talks with inspiring people living with HIV as they navigate the complex hurdles of the past, present and future.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Categories | Social SciencesHealth & FitnessSexualityScience |
Martin Fenerty was diagnosed with HIV in 1993 at just 23 years old, following a severe facial herpes outbreak that led to testing at Liverpool's Seaman's Dispensary. Told he had 5-10 years to live, Martin found himself navigating early adulthood whil... more
Jim Vogiatzis was diagnosed with HIV in 1988 after recognising symptoms in both himself and his partner. Working at London Weekend Television, Jim faced the terror of early HIV diagnosis when it truly was a death sentence for most.
His journey thro... more
Susan Cole-Haley received her HIV diagnosis during routine immigration testing in January 1999, when her children were just five and seven years old. Told she had seven years to live by a poorly informed doctor, Susan has spent over two decades trans... more
Jonathan Blake was diagnosed with HIV in October 1982 at age 33, given 2-9 months to live. More than four decades later, he remains one of the UK's longest-term survivors. His extraordinary journey encompasses the terror of early diagnosis, the isola... more
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