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Memprys

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  1. I had the fuck flu two weeks after I got pozzed.  A year after that I had my first case of pneumonia but didn't start treatment at that time.  In June, after two hospitalizations, I finally got some bloodwork done,  By that time I had full-blown AIDS (CD4 count of 13).

    I'm now medicating (Bictarvy) and I go for my next blood work in a couple of weeks, but I can definitely feel the difference already.  I always said I would never medicate but I'm looking forward to stopping meds once I'm undetectable so I can go through it all again.

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  2. Thanks!  I'm taking Biktarvy now so I hope to retreat from full-blown AIDS before next year.  But that's what I mean about my bloodwork.  They haven't tested my t-cell count at all since I was assigned to them!  I have a local doctor who isn't affiliated with them at all (I live in West Virginia, so they're two hours away) and I'm going to ask him tomorrow for a t-cell count.

  3. I was pozzed about a year ago.  I am not medicating.  I'm aware that it can take ten years, or more, for untreated HIV to develop into AIDS.  I'd like to know more about these statistics, though.  Is there an average or a bell curve?  I've found this article that suggests "five to ten years."  https://www.verywellhealth.com/how-long-does-it-take-for-hiv-to-progress-to-aids-47885

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  4. I've just gotten my first confirmed STD, and it's the big one.  I took a blood slam from a dirty donor who was having an episode of fuck flu himself when he gave it to me.  After he fucked me a couple times, he drew 8ml of dark red blood from his arm.  I was as wasted as I could get without hard drugs.  I was stoned (baked!) and had had a full bottle of wine as an enema.  I took a double-barreled hit of poppers, inhaled a balloon of NO2, and had him inject his blood directly into my scrotum.  Two weeks later I started feeling off; in a couple days I was fevered, nauseous, achy, had a headache, and was tired all the time.  Two weeks ago I went to the baths on free testing night and got swabbed.  It only took a few minutes to show it:  Pozzed.  It has now been six weeks since that blood slam and I still have the fatigue and achiness.  I love every moment of it!

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  5. I like to to totally let myself go once in a while, which not only means not asking any questions and not taking any precautions, but using alcohol and other chemicals to put myself into a totally receptive state of mind.  "Thanks for the wine enema and booty slam.  You want to shove that red-hot poker up my ass?  Go ahead!"

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