You've Got This' supports the HIV/AIDS community. View the videos from others who are HIV+. Hear encouraging words from those people like you, know that you are not alone and that you've got this'.
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Davina wants you to know that you are still the same person you were before you contracted HIV.
Lexi was born with HIV and explains why it is not a death sentence. Hear encouraging words from a life-long survivor
Joshua's beautiful video will inspire you to rise above HIV and not be defined by your status
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How to counter social stigmas while living with HIV- Advice from athlete & model: Jack Mackenroth
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Timothy Ray Brown - the only known person cured of HIV tells how you can help the fight against HIV.
Josh shares candidly about his reaction to learning about his diagnosis.
Jolly Wallace shares from Australia how to live daily with HIV.
How to get through the diagnosis and difficult days of living with HIV.
After living with HIV for 30 years, Mark King shares good advice.
Aaron tells why knowing your status is an important first step.
Paul Lekakis "You've Got This" 25 years later!
Thunder and Phalcon share with humor how to LHiV with HIV.
Suggestions for you and your loved one on how to live with HIV.
Staldon tells you what to do first after your HIV diagnosis.
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How to live a full life while living with HIV.
Newly diagnosed, Travis gets a new perspective.
How HIV has changed Josh's perspective on life, dating, and love.
An experience of living with HIV for 24 years.
Living with HIV and how to move on with your life.
What's important after living with HIV for 10 years.
Brownclown sings his message about STD's and HIV and what to do.
Prizila tells you why there is hope out there and how to leverage resources to take control of your health.
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A story of diagnosis and the choices made along the way since then.
Byanca was born with HIV and shares how she lives with it.
What emotions are ok when living with HIV and how to move forward.
How to fight HIV from a marine.
Thom shares his life perspective from living with HIV since 1989.
Encouragement for those who are scared about their HIV diagnosis.
Melina tells what doesn't change about a person after their HIV diagnosis.
Alan shares the one thing is the same for everyone.
From questions to solutions, KenjiKat shares his story.
Kevin shares how a pen can help you cope with HIV
Demarcus tells you why you will learn a lot about yourself through your HIV journey.
Alfredo's advice on how to process your diagnosis.
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Marco tells why support is important.
Sean shares the hope his priest gave him after his diagnosis.
Richard sees his diagnosis as a second chance.
Why early diagnosis is important - know your your status.
Making sense of the diagnois and terminology.
Learning his diagnosis gave him a new passion for art.
Larry shares how the death of multiple partners to AIDS turned him into an HIV/AIDS activist.
Aaron takes his first pill for his HIV treatment.
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You've Got This: Veronica Garcia- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Valentino Green- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Glen Lubbart- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Ted Anderson- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Andrew DeAngelo- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Shona Borevitz- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Scott Wiener- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Anita & Nick- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Rob Barnum- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Azalia Basurto- AIDS Walk SF
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You've Got This: Ravyn Turner- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Brenden Shucart- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Nam- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Michael Bongiorni- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Annette Ing Firmeza & Jenny Chea Vaing- AIDS Walk SF
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You've Got This: Kelly Quirke- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Cassandra Olander- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Karen Durant- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: John Pope- AIDS Walk SF
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You've Got This: Christopher Trujillo- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Jimmy McConnell- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: CourtneyLandis- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Joe Wilkins- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Craig Miller- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Rigel Apolinar- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Jef Friedel- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Dalton Smith- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Jean Marc Halbout- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Ferdinand Garcia- AIDS Walk SF
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You've Got This: Dan Grace- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Eric Ciasullo- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Emily O'Connor- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: David Chu- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: David Morin & Michael Kasian- AIDS Walk SF
You've Got This: Dawn Marmorstein- AIDS Walk SF
Remember when you were first diagnosed with HIV?
You may have felt frightened, scared, and unsure about the future. Now you have the opportunity to give hope and advice to those who've been diagnosed recently by telling them, "You've got this."
Upload your video to YouTube and then fill out the fields below. We'll review your submission and post it on Healthline.com to share with the community.
In addition to providing hope, participants should know that Healthline will donate $10 for every video created to the AIDS Walk San Francisco/Project Inform.
Please register to join us at AIDS Walk San Francisco on Sunday, July 20, 2014! Click here to register www.aidswalk.net/sanfran
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