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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
January 2012 Positive na ako sa HIV
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Thank you LORD
Di nman mahirap ang magkaroon ng isang disease lalo na kapag alam natin na ang sakit na ito ay wala ng kagalingan at dumarating na di natin alam kung ano ang gagawin natin andyan yung mahirap iconfess sa pamilya natin at sa mga relatives or friends pero para saken na mas maganda na ang pamilya muna ang dapat makaalam kaysa sa ibang tao kc ang pamilya ang unag makaka unawa sa ating kalagayan lalo na ang magulang sila ang lubos na makakatulong sa atin palaging andyan ang kanilang suporta na kahit ano man mangyari di nman pwedeng panghabang buhay natin itatago ang ating kalagayan lalo lang mahihirapan ang ating kalooban. Ganyan din ang naranasan ko nung una kong nalaman na naging positive ako sa HIV nahirapan din ako na sabihin sa kanila pero nung nagkaroon ako ng chance na masabi doon ko naramdaman ang totoong kahulugan ng isang pamilya na andyan sila at tinatanggap ka nila ng buong puso kahit na ano pa man ang nangyari sa buhay mo sila pa rin ang magtatayo sa iyong pagkakadapa sila pa rin ang makakatulong kaya nung nasabi ko kung about sa kalagayan ko tinanggap ako ng lubusan lalo na ang aking nanay bibigyan ako ng lakas ng loob para lumaban sa sakit na ito at patuloy silang sumusuporta kaya nagpapasalamat ako sa pamilya ko sa nanay ko at sa mga kapatid ko na palaging andyan at palaging umuunawa at patuloy na nagmamahal saken... maraming salamat po at higit sa lahat nagpapa salamat ako kay LORD na binigyan nya ko ng isang pamilya na mapagmahal at binigyan nya ko ng isang nanay na maunawain sa kabila na sya ang nasaktan ng lubos at salamat LORD sa patuloy ng mga lessings na binibigay nyo sa amin di nyo pa rin kami pinababayaan at alam ko na kasama namin kayo sa araw-araw ng aming buhay at ginagabayan at tinutulungan upang mapaglabanan ang mga pagsubok sa aming buhay... maraming salamat po
Monday, June 11, 2012
I refuse to be discouraged
I refuse to be downhearted, and here's the reason why... I have a God who's mighty, Who's sovereign and supreme;
I have a God who loves me, and I am on His team.
He is all wise and powerful, Salvation is the game; Though everything is changeable, My God remains the same.
My God knows all that's happening; Beginning to the end, His presence is my comfort, He is my dearest friend.
When sickness comes to weaken me, To bring my head down low, I call upon my mighty God; Into His arms I go.
When circumstances threaten to rob me from my peace; He draws me close unto His breast, Where all my strivings cease.
And when my heart melts within me, and weakness takes control; He gathers me into His arms, He soothes my heart and soul.
The great "I AM" is with me, My life is in His hand, The "Son of God" is my hope, It's in His strength I stand.
I refuse to be defeated, My eyes are on my God; He has promised to be with me, as through this life I trod.
I'm looking past all my circumstances, To Heaven's throne above; My prayers have reached the heart of God, I'm resting in His love.
I give God thanks in everything,
My eyes are on His face;
The battle's His, the victory is mine; He'll help me win the race.
the blessings
Dear friends,
Your blessings (divine health, wholeness, good success, peace) have been bought by Jesus’ precious blood. Jesus won our victory at the cross where He met every demand of the law, bore every one of our sins in His own body, paid our debt in full, and gave us His very own righteousness so that we can always have God’s acceptance and favor on our side. Today, when you believe in Christ’s finished work, you will receive every blessing that He has purchased for you.
Your blessings (divine health, wholeness, good success, peace) have been bought by Jesus’ precious blood. Jesus won our victory at the cross where He met every demand of the law, bore every one of our sins in His own body, paid our debt in full, and gave us His very own righteousness so that we can always have God’s acceptance and favor on our side. Today, when you believe in Christ’s finished work, you will receive every blessing that He has purchased for you.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Signs and Symptoms of HIV/AIDS
The Facts on HIV / AIDS
AIDS (Acquired immune deficiency syndrome) was first recognized in North America in the early's 1980's. It is caused by a virus known as HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). HIV infections has become a worldwide epidemic. About 33 million people are currently ith the virus.
In North America, the virus has infected nearly a million people and killed almost a half a million people to date. At the end of 2005, about 58,000 people In Canada had been infected with HIV and of these, an estimated 15,000 (27%) were unaware of their infection.
HIV is more common among certain populations at risk. Such as people who inject illicit drugs, and bisexuals and gay men. HIV infections are also increasing among women, Aboriginal peoples, and african and carribean communities.
CAuses of HIV/AIDS
The virus can be found in the blood, semen, vaginal fluid, and breastmilk of infected people. HIV is also found in saliva, sweat, and tears, though not in high enough amounts to transmit the virus to another person. There are no known cases of anyone catching HIV through sneezing, shaking hands, or from toilets seats or mosquito bites.
The two most common ways to to be infected with HIV . HIV may be transmiited through unprotected heterosexual or homesexual, vaginal, anal, or oral sex. although the risk of infection is lower with oral sex. It is still important to use protection during oral sex, such as a dental dam (a piece of latex to cover the vagina during oral sex) or a condom. HIV can also be passed on thorugh perinatal infection, where mothers who have HIV are at risk of giving the disease to the baby during birth. The risk of perinatal infection is declining with new treatments. Breastfeeding by an infected mother can also transmit HIV.
Once HIV enters the bloodstream, it takes over cells vital to the immune response known as CD+ lymphocites. The virus then inserts its own genes into the cell, turning it into a miniature factory that produces more copies of the virus. Slowly, the amount of virus in the blood goes up and the number of healthy CD+ cells goes down. The destruction of CD+ cells interferes with the body's ability to fight off infections and other disease.
Sypmtom and Complications of HIV/AIDS
Sypmtoms of HIV infection appear 2 to 12 weeks after exposure. at this point the virus begins rapidly taking over immune cells in the blood. The symptoms of this phase are flu-like and include;
After the initial symptoms go away, the body's immune system tries to control the virus. The immune system can keep the virus at bay for a while, but it can't completely get rid of it. Many people will feel fine for years before their immune system weakens and they develop AIDS. Without treatment, about half of HIV-positive people develop AIDS within 10 years of infection. Some people develop AIDS within a few years of infection. A few, called long-term non-progressors , do not develop AIDS until much later. Many factors affect timeframe to develop AIDS, Including medications and the person's general health and lifesytyle.
AIDS is term applied to advanced HIV disease. AIDS is defined as having HIV and an opportunistic infection (an infection by a microorganism that ordinarily does not cause disease unless the immune system is weakened) normally associated with AIDS. these infections can be bacterial, fungal, viral, or parasitic. Examples of opportunistic infections include toxoplasmosis, pneumocystis pneumonia, cryptococcal meningitis, progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), cryptosporidium, cytomegalovirus, and mycobacterium avium complex (MAC). With the use of better medications to treat HIV, The risk of opportunistic infections has dropped over the years; however , people with AIDS will usually need to take medications (such as antibiotics) to prevent opportunistic infections.
People who have AIDS are also more likely to develop cancer, especially cancers of the immune system (lymphomas). Another cancer common for people with AIDS is Kaposi's sarcoma, A type of cancer that cause bluish red nodules on the legs and that spreads to the lymph system. Women with AIDS are prone to developing cancers of the cervix. Gay men with HIV have the higher rates of infections by HPV, a virus linked to anal cancer, and precancerous HPV strains.
Childrean with AIDS tend to get common childhood infections like conjuctivitis, otitis, and tonsilitis, but they experience symptoms much worse than the infections usually causes.
excessive weight loss or "wasting syndrome" is a problem for approximately 20% of people who have infection. It is associated with an enexpected loss of 10% or more of normal body weight, plus chronic diarrhea (30 days or more) or chronic weakness with casing dementia that gets worse over time.
AIDS (Acquired immune deficiency syndrome) was first recognized in North America in the early's 1980's. It is caused by a virus known as HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). HIV infections has become a worldwide epidemic. About 33 million people are currently ith the virus.
In North America, the virus has infected nearly a million people and killed almost a half a million people to date. At the end of 2005, about 58,000 people In Canada had been infected with HIV and of these, an estimated 15,000 (27%) were unaware of their infection.
HIV is more common among certain populations at risk. Such as people who inject illicit drugs, and bisexuals and gay men. HIV infections are also increasing among women, Aboriginal peoples, and african and carribean communities.
CAuses of HIV/AIDS
The virus can be found in the blood, semen, vaginal fluid, and breastmilk of infected people. HIV is also found in saliva, sweat, and tears, though not in high enough amounts to transmit the virus to another person. There are no known cases of anyone catching HIV through sneezing, shaking hands, or from toilets seats or mosquito bites.
The two most common ways to to be infected with HIV . HIV may be transmiited through unprotected heterosexual or homesexual, vaginal, anal, or oral sex. although the risk of infection is lower with oral sex. It is still important to use protection during oral sex, such as a dental dam (a piece of latex to cover the vagina during oral sex) or a condom. HIV can also be passed on thorugh perinatal infection, where mothers who have HIV are at risk of giving the disease to the baby during birth. The risk of perinatal infection is declining with new treatments. Breastfeeding by an infected mother can also transmit HIV.
Once HIV enters the bloodstream, it takes over cells vital to the immune response known as CD+ lymphocites. The virus then inserts its own genes into the cell, turning it into a miniature factory that produces more copies of the virus. Slowly, the amount of virus in the blood goes up and the number of healthy CD+ cells goes down. The destruction of CD+ cells interferes with the body's ability to fight off infections and other disease.
Sypmtom and Complications of HIV/AIDS
Sypmtoms of HIV infection appear 2 to 12 weeks after exposure. at this point the virus begins rapidly taking over immune cells in the blood. The symptoms of this phase are flu-like and include;
- Diarrhea
- fatigue or weakness
- fever
- headache
- joint pain
- night sweats
- rash
- swollen glands
- weight loss
- yeast infection (of the mouth or vagina) that last a long tine occur frequently
After the initial symptoms go away, the body's immune system tries to control the virus. The immune system can keep the virus at bay for a while, but it can't completely get rid of it. Many people will feel fine for years before their immune system weakens and they develop AIDS. Without treatment, about half of HIV-positive people develop AIDS within 10 years of infection. Some people develop AIDS within a few years of infection. A few, called long-term non-progressors , do not develop AIDS until much later. Many factors affect timeframe to develop AIDS, Including medications and the person's general health and lifesytyle.
AIDS is term applied to advanced HIV disease. AIDS is defined as having HIV and an opportunistic infection (an infection by a microorganism that ordinarily does not cause disease unless the immune system is weakened) normally associated with AIDS. these infections can be bacterial, fungal, viral, or parasitic. Examples of opportunistic infections include toxoplasmosis, pneumocystis pneumonia, cryptococcal meningitis, progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), cryptosporidium, cytomegalovirus, and mycobacterium avium complex (MAC). With the use of better medications to treat HIV, The risk of opportunistic infections has dropped over the years; however , people with AIDS will usually need to take medications (such as antibiotics) to prevent opportunistic infections.
People who have AIDS are also more likely to develop cancer, especially cancers of the immune system (lymphomas). Another cancer common for people with AIDS is Kaposi's sarcoma, A type of cancer that cause bluish red nodules on the legs and that spreads to the lymph system. Women with AIDS are prone to developing cancers of the cervix. Gay men with HIV have the higher rates of infections by HPV, a virus linked to anal cancer, and precancerous HPV strains.
Childrean with AIDS tend to get common childhood infections like conjuctivitis, otitis, and tonsilitis, but they experience symptoms much worse than the infections usually causes.
excessive weight loss or "wasting syndrome" is a problem for approximately 20% of people who have infection. It is associated with an enexpected loss of 10% or more of normal body weight, plus chronic diarrhea (30 days or more) or chronic weakness with casing dementia that gets worse over time.
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