HIV LONG TERM Survivors international network

05/13/2026

Our own journey is symbol of power, by simply existing and telling our story. BE! Because so many others want to shut us off.

05/12/2026

This dragonfly stop at my window, I talked to him, he went to my hand , I gave him some water, vibrated into my hand, then he flew away outside. Love

05/12/2026

My mom , la diva , Dona Lo**ta. Graciassiempre

05/12/2026

Abrazos desde SF! Sigan adelante.

05/11/2026

Never forget the magic inside you. I guess, I’m also reminding myself of that. Advocates, sometimes we forget.

05/03/2026

Maybe this is just science fiction. The term YOURS signifies where they came from, not that they belong to you. They originated from you, a mother by choice or circumstance, a father, or through the beautiful act of adoption or assisted reproduction. Nevertheless, they are not your property. They are distinct individuals, linked to you by blood, love, or choice, and you are their protector and guide. They are not yours to control, but to support as they grow, learn, and eventually become independent. Your role is to provide love, care, and reassurance that you'll be there for them through life's journey. I'm just another son, embracing life's imperfections. Thank you mom, dad… and my abuelitos.

04/28/2026

Did you know that when COVID happened initially, there was an increase of 20% of drug use? Don’t judge to easily, because isolation and loneliness can be a horrible nightmare. The problem of fentanyl is that it can be in any other drug due to contamination factors, and a very small amount can be lethal. All of us can help just by checking on friends and neighbors; a phone call, a smile, sharing a meal, or a flower can make a huge difference. HealtheVoices Philippine Hiv/Aids and Mental Health Foundation Mental Alameda County HIV Prevention and Care Unit. Love from your friend Jesus Heberto Guillen Solis

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National Fentanyl Awareness Day is approaching.

Their stories matter. Their lives matter. We remember.

We are sharing this early so families and friends have time to prepare to honor their loved ones on April 29.

In the days leading up to April 29, we invite you to share photos of your loved ones in the comments as a way to remember and honor them.

Each photo represents a life that mattered and a story that deserves to be seen, respected, and never forgotten.

On April 29, we will come together in a shared moment of remembrance for all those lost to fentanyl poisoning, and stand with the families and friends who carry their memory forward every day.

Awareness saves lives. Conversation creates change.

For more information 1pillkills.org

04/16/2026