Young lady gives chilling account of how she discovered she was pregnant with HIV
- A young lady named Adwoa discovered she had contracted HIV in December 2020 while
- The lady sat for an interview with Arnold Elavanyo and detailed how she discovered she was pregnant with HIV
- The visibly distressed lady, however, disclosed that she lost the baby after a miscarriage
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A young lady has recounted how she discovered she had contracted the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and her experience living with the disease.
Named Adwoa for an interview she granted, the young lady narrated that in December 2020, she fell seriously sick and had to run series of tests at a hospital to ascertain the cause of her failing health.
Before then, she was compelled to put her life on hold due to a similar life-threatening health condition in 2018 and 2019.
But the following year was the striking moment she became convinced something was wrong.
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In December 2020, Adwoa became severely sick and visited a health facility to determine the cause of her failing health.
After running a series of tests, it emerged that she has HIV, crushing her instantly upon hearing the news.
She said:
''It was devastating. I couldn't show the results to the doctor after the laboratory technician handed it to me.''
The major hurdle for Adwoa was breaking the news to her family as she feared rejection and discrimination from people in society.
She also discovered she was pregnant when she visited the hospital, but lost the baby after a miscarriage.
Adwoa is appealing for financial support to fund her medical expenses as she told her heart-wrenching story.
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In a previous report by Legit.ng, a South African woman living with HIV took to social media to reveal how she has been keeping her husband safe from the virus.
Angela Motsusi who is a nurse, said HIV patients who take their ARVs daily, attend all clinic appointments and do blood checks as scheduled are safe to have sex with a negative partner.
The health worker wrote on her Facebook page:
“Living testimonies of #UequalsU , it’s simple really, if you are HIV positive, take your ARVs daily and attend all your clinic appointments and do blood checks as scheduled, by taking your treatment everyday you will be virally suppressed and with a sustained, suppressed viral load you CANNOT sexually transmit HIV to your partner, I am positive and he is negative."
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