Hiv Histoires

Invisible Scars is a deeply personal memoir that chronicles one woman's journey through trauma, loss, and self-discovery. From a childhood marked by abuse and hardship to the challenges of early adulthood, Oliver shares her story with raw honesty and unflinching courage. Through every struggle, she demonstrates the quiet strength of resilience-not perfection, but the persistent will to survive, to grow, and to reclaim her life. Along the way, Oliver confronts the shadows of her past, embraces her spirituality, and discovers a sense of identity and independence that empowers her to move forward. This memoir is more than a story of pain-it is a testament to the human spirit. It is an invitation to witness the beauty that can emerge from brokenness, to understand that healing is possible, and to see that the scars we carry can become symbols of strength. Invisible Scars is a powerful, heartfelt journey that will resonate with anyone who has faced adversity and sought the courage to rise above it.

Just a night ago, I had everything and a seconds later everything was over, should I die?

"I-I shouldn't be talking to you." "Just tell me what's wrong. I don't like seeing people cry." "....I have HIV."

She was just a hard working senior in college when she found him outside on the steps. She never thought that what happened could ever happen. Now her life is over because of her Stupid mistake.

Eden Schofield doesn't have her own life. With her first brother's recent onset of limb-girdle muscular dystrophy and her second brother's autism, her life pretty much revolves, well, around them. Combined with the burdensome prospect of succeeding her arsehole of a father's barber shop, Eden has basically resigned herself to her fate. And she doesn't trust or depend on anyone but herself. However, when a Norwegian-born, Chinese-speaking, but inherently English tetra pak hoarder signs up as a volunteer at her brother's autism support centre, their lives unknowingly begin to intertwine in every way possible. Slowly but surely, she begins building her trust in Asbjørn Ben Yao, and they form a relationship she never expected. Eventually, Eden learns that it is okay to rely on people at times - because she will never be alone in this world.

Kitty is not your normal 22 year old living in LA. She has no interest in being a big star, or dating one... all she wants is to work at her comic shop, hang out with her friends, marry her boyfriend Ryan. But when he dumps her before leaving for a new job, Kitty knows she has to find a way to get him out of her head. A night of drinking ends up with her "sleeping" over at a strangers house... Know her biggest problem is how to tell this guy her biggest secret. ((this is my first story! so tell me what you think!! also there are probably going to be a lot of editing done while I am writing :3))

In celebration of world aids day and to stop the stigma. Supporting all the people experiencing the stigma and being infected by the virus. Spreading love and support. Just a stoneyyyy, trippppyy adventureeee

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Will love prevail or will the suffering end it all A story based on true events about a girl who goes through the drama of life, from love to illness.