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Let's Talk Positive 2020

Let’s Talk Positive 2020

Unawareness = Unacceptable!We believe one of the meanings that the acronym U=U should expose to the whole world is: Unawareness = Unacceptable! Of course, U=U stands for #uequalsu , meaning Undetectable = Untransmittable. Meaning that an HIV positive person who has an undetectable viral load in his/her blood, is not contagious anymore in anyway and can’t transmit the HIV virus to someone else.…

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Absorbing the art of Keith Haring and the profound meaning of his work is breathtaking. Thanks Keith to be a forerunner and valuable activist at so many different levels. Politically, drugs and certainly most appreciated HIV/AIDS. We are still enjoying your art and have profit of the road that you have paved for us. Grateful! Peter Positive #keithharing #peterpositive #aids #hiv #freehugs #love #undetectableequalsuntransmittable #mrchillmrfluffy #menofdado #helenecookphoto #dadogarcia #undetachable #untransmittable (bij BOZAR) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7S_oORpGrz/?igshid=1760ckpmbj0a7

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Peter Dombret is positively fit -- and not just his pecs.

"I have the burning desire to be a little bit more positive every day," he said, "and share it out to everyone who needs some help being positive, too."

Peter, a business owner living with HIV in Brussels, Belgium, has taken his HIV status and turned it into a life philosophy of healthy living and positive energy. In 2014, he published a book about his life, coming out and coming to terms with his HIV. Peter Positief (translated as Peter Positive), was a way for him to tell the story of his life and HIV journey. The book was published in Dutch and promoted in Belgium and the Netherlands via television, radio, newspaper and social media.

"I was bubbling with the idea of giving back to society and also celebrating 20 years of living positively with my 'pets'. That's what I call my viruses," Peter said, "my 'intimate pets', whom I'm not rid of yet. Not yet!"

In his book, Peter tells his life story in an open and honest way. He shares what it was like growing up among his parents and three brothers.