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Sahmlife

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Hi this is my first time posting here. I was diagnosed in 2018 I found out at 3 months pregnant and have been dealing with this ever since. I feel like my life was taken from me. I have been in a deep depression and live in a constant state of anxiety. I am ready to reclaim my life. I have not taken medication in over a year. I was prescribed Biktarvy but I’m terrified to take it. I’m scared that I’ve built an “intolerance” to it and my body won’t accept the meds. I’m scared that it will make me sick(every medication I take makes me extremely sick-vomiting from sun up to sun down-no matter what I take) can you guys give me advice? I want to be here for my son and I’m scared I’m killing myself by putting this illness on a back burner and not taking my meds like I’m supposed to. I haven’t been to the clinic/doctor I’m supposed to see in over a year as well. I feel like I’m running out of time but I also feel scared to accept that I’m living with this disease.

    • not2well

      698d

      I was diagnosed in 2016. My body hurts all day everyday, and I have constant diarrhea and other stomach issues. I have ptsd, anxiety, and severe depression. All you can do is try the meds biktarvy is ok but I do feel worse than I did on genvoya. I do I stand your pain but just try it give it 30 days to see if it works.🙏 For you

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