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This is my three month reminder to my ever dwindling number of followers because of my multiple bans to continue getting regularly STI screened and consider going on PrEP if you aren't already!
Also the nurses were nice and complimented my head scarf
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The girl / the view
I just found out that on the National AIDS Memorial website there is a complete digitised copy of the AIDS Quilt. It has over 50,000 panels and memoraseis over 110,000 individuals who passed away due to HIV/AIDS. It is still being added to today. Each panel is 3ft by 6ft - roughly the same size as a grave - and is created by loved ones. The panels vary in complexity but through each can be felt the profound feeling of loss and love felt for the individual.
I’ve known about the AIDS crisis for a long time but this was my first time not only looking through so much of the quilt at once but also really being able to conceptualise the scale of the AIDS crisis. What really struck me was how young so many of these individuals were. I truly cannot put into words how deeply this has affected me. Between 1981-1990 there were over 100,000 deaths attributed to AIDS. Today the death toll is estimated at over 44 million with approximately 630,000 of those deaths being in 2024 alone. (This data is from the WHO HIV and AIDS fact/data sheet that I’ve linked at the bottom of the post)
For reference thats on average nearly 1 million people per year and more than 2,500 people per day.
I’m so grateful to all of the volunteers who manage, update, and maintain such an important part of queer history. The fact that I as a queer person from Australia am able to look through this and learn about the history of my community is profound.
I have included a link to the National AIDS Memorial website as well as a link to the WHO’s fact sheet on HIV and AIDS. If you have time I would highly recommend looking through at least some of the panels.
The National AIDS Memorial, through a partnership with the AIDS Quilt Touch team, presents all 48,000 panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt in a
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/hiv-aids
WHO fact sheet on HIV and AIDS with key facts and information on signs and symptoms, transmission, risk factors, testing and counselling, pr
Hey btw if any of you get the unfortunate poopy lettuce parasite of doom and despair (like me currently) take my advice and go to the walk in clinic as soon as you can. And when they refer you to a lab to get tested don’t wait a week and a half like I did thinking it would go away on its own, go to the lab as soon as you can. If you go to the clinic on day three and they say hey, on day five or six you should get tested because they typically can only find it on the test after five or six days, then go on day five or six. Even if most of your symptoms magically disappear that day, go and get tested anyway in case they come back. Because they cannot prescribe you any medication for it until the test comes back positive. Even if you are 100% sure that you have the parasite before even doing the test. They won’t give you antibiotics to get better until that result comes back. Go as early as you can because they take 3-6 days to get your results back.
Just got a pap smear for the first time today and all of you need to get fucking serious.
The fear-mongering is crazy. That wasn’t painful at all. Please get your check-ups 🙏🏼 cervical cancer will ACTUALLY hurt!!! A pap smear is at most a bit uncomfortable.
Please be safe out there and stop believing the internet.
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One of my top ten faves. Minnie Ripperton sang her plea to the universe with her entire soul. The "I don't want to go." the the "Save me" Gets me every time.
By this time, she couldn’t even move her other arm due to the cancer spreading so fast. She still continued to perform despite the pain. This, is what perseverance looks like. Beautiful woman, beautiful voice.
Minnie Riperton knew she was leaving. She passed weeks later at only 31. RIP
Her husband said this song broke his heart and made him fall in love with her all over again. He said he didn't marry again cuz he already had an angel. He just raised his babies with family. That's Love.
This is a reminder to get tested and know your status if you got a active sex life
Shid i hope yall aint just fucking anybody at that
