What was a typical day for me turned into a unique dream that I am still living today.
As a young child I didnt know what biological meant, so she said blood mother.
I asked her who my parents were.
I didnt know the proper term at six years old.
Why was I going so often and not them?
After I learned I had special blood this somewhat answered my questions.
The only ones that knew were my direct family and our medical providers.
It was a secret that I had to always keep with me and my direct family.
Unfortunately, most of the world still believes that todaybut that is not the case.
So, in my earlier years growing up I assumed I would marry a lady with HIV as well.
I then thought this was going to be quite challenging.
I have my challenges with this disease I would be lying if I said I didnt.
I didnt choose this life; God chose it for me.
Regardless of whatever his will is, I have many reasons to be thankful rather than to be sad.
