AIDS Killed My Mother's Generation, But My Children Can Be AIDS-Free
Category: IMPACT
In 2003, I learned I was HIV-positive on a return visit to Zambia. In that moment I felt entirely hopeless as my mother had just recently passed away, too. I had the support of my family and those that I worked with, but no guarantee for my future. Would I, too, be part of the lost generation in Zambia?
By Martha Cameron, ContributorAmbassador, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, 2014-06-25