Personally as someone who took the decision to spilt from my wife who was so safe because she never wanted ANY intimacy, the woman I met and fell in love with, was someone that took me a lot longer to disclose my status to.

The fact that U=U had been announced made the disclosure a little easier to be honest, and have now been married 2 years.

The British government would be wise to launch another media message as they did when ‘AIDS’ first hit the headlines where a series of adverts were rolled out telling the public not to die of ignorance

I don't think any government is bold enough to address u=u this early because undetectable can still be detectable. It is has not been eradicated completely. Then as human being we can sometimes be strongheads and become unruly with sex. I think we can be celebrated quietly to encourag others on adherence.

A well planned public campaign to inform, and even celebrate U=U, could be used to encourage testing and early treatment. We could practically stop the spread if people would see treatment as a win for the positive, their partners, and everyone.

Darinlist3 I’m ok I’m still in the anger phase of this disease. It’s just like AA or the beravement process I gotta go through the stages thanks for looking after me

@A myHIVteam Member it's not that I doubt the research. I don't doubt that I'm undetectable and can't transmit. I doubt believing someone that I've never seen take a pill or get a shot. That's the flaw in u=u. It's for intimate partners not so much for down the block Joe.

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