Stigma, discrimination are real killers of persons living with HIV/AIDS
“I really trusted my mother,” says Gertrude Fosuaa, a 38-year-old successful business woman living with the human immune deficiency virus (HIV), elsewhere in Ghana.She thought her mother’s unconditional love for her was eternal, and thus agreed that her mother must be informed if she tested HIV-positive, before going in for Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT).“So, when my mother abandoned me in the hospital because I tested positive, I felt completely shattered,” Fosuaa tells me amidst…See More
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