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I’m HIV positive. Do you have any quesions? – Dai Aoki

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Dai Aoki (left) speaks at the World AIDS Day event at SBS in Sydney.

According to Dai, many people still think that HIV is a dangerous lethal disease and once you get infected with it, you have to ingest a large amount of medication for the rest of life and inevitably lose your quality of life.  But that is not the case anymore.

Dai is now a Positive Speaker for an advocacy organization called Positive Life NSW and shares his experience openly.  In Asian communities, there is still stigma around HIV because of cultural reasons.  Dai hopes that his contribution as a Positive Speaker will raise public awareness of HIV especially in the communities.  Read More

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