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The Never Ever Ending Story
While growing up the Catholic Church was my moral compass and, later, the Woodstock era was like a magnet for me. It doesn't matter how or when I became HIV positive… because I'm still the same person.
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Comment by Larisa Barnes on October 3, 2011 at 8:14pm -
Great story and very inspiring! When I was 17 I did some volunteer training with ACSA and a large project on HIV for school (thesis, public presentation). It is so great to see your story and know it is being shared out there to inspire others and break down stereotypes. well done!
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Comment by Bronwen McClelland on October 2, 2011 at 4:29pm -
hi Katherine, thanks for this story. I reckon people like you sharing your experiences is a really great way for people to connect with the human realities, instead of just throwing around stereotypes. I liked the way you were open about your own stuff without feeling the need to explain or justify anything - and I am inspired by the way you are using your own life story to connect with, support, and challenge others.
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Comment by Melina MIchelle Magdalena on October 2, 2011 at 11:24am -
I love your story, Katherine. It's got a lot of sadness in it, but also a great deal of hope. I think you've covered the different eras and atmospheres really well with the sound and the images.
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Comment by Steve Dewhirst on October 1, 2011 at 1:17am -
brilliant job loved every second congradulations xxx
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Comment by Maureen Cook on September 30, 2011 at 7:27pm -
Gee Katherine that's a really powerful, revealing and moving story. In the '70s we just lived our lives to the full without knowing how they were going to play out. As a woman living with Hep C I identify with many things in your story. So well made too and your strength is encouraging of others to tell their story. Thanks
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Comment by Katherine Leane on September 30, 2011 at 4:14pm -
Really over the moon that we finally have our digital stories out there. Being passionate about HIV awareness education & prevention I believe our stories can and will make a difference and hopefully challenge societal stereotypes for the better.
Please comment honestly on my story and I encourage you to share with others especially the people in your life that you care about..
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