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kim
and to have a blood test
Also, If you got it from her then she is +, If she tests - three months after being with you then you can be sure that you got it from somewhere else. It is possible that you could have gotten it from another chick.(or that she is lying or hasn't been tested recently) I was 16 and got it from my first BF. Man did that suck! You are going through this in a time where HIV is more accepted (but I don't speak for everyone) and finding people can be more complex. positiveconnections.com is popular. I was a 16 year old girl that got it in 1986! That was hard!!!! back then it was a gay disease and if anyone knew I would have been kicked out of school out of fear. I have found a great man (he is -) and we are working on having a baby. It is hard and "the talk" is very uncomfortable at best, but I have NEVER been turned down because of HIV. As long as you want to take care of yourself and protect others then the playing field gets bigger. Love really does conquer all! Everyone has 'the talk" at different times but I don't have it unless we are going to get sexual and lets face it, if you are going for a one nighter, a condom is regulation gear anyway. Find support and try not to let HIV run your life. Live your life with a little inconvenience of HIV.
PS: To floridajoe3, lymph nodes wont go away without going to see your GP. I had the same problem. Don't be afraid about what they (GP) will say about your bloodcount, ect, these guys know best, so go and get that professional help, be brave and take that step, its only in the right direction.