Michèle Meyer learnt of her HIV infection in 1994 and expected to die early. Tonight, the happy family mum and self-help activist invites you to a chat. Topic: "Long-term survival!"
How do you look to the future when you have already finished with life? How do you deal with the Long-term side effectsLong-term side effects are undesirable effects of a drug, a treatment or a vaccination that only occur after a long period of time. Mehr of the medication? How do you deal with friends surviving? These are the kinds of questions that will be addressed in tonight's chat on the topic of "Long-term survival!" with activist Michèle Meyer, President of the Swiss self-help organisation LHIVE.
Michèle Meyer with Mic, Mona and Sofia
Michèle herself has known about her infection since 1994. She suffered a miscarriage at the time, shortly afterwards she was diagnosed with DiagnosisThe term diagnosis refers to the determination or designation of a disease or health disorder by medical professionals. - G... Mehr. "Back then, I thought I would grow old with a burning desire to have children, but don't ask me how old!" she says, "There were no drugs back then." Today, she lives in a small town near Basel with her HIV-negative husband and two daughters who were also born negative.
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