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Camila es una adolescente, menor de edad que nació con VIH. Para proteger su identidad ha usado un nombre ficticio para esta grabación. 

En este episodio, nos comparte sus experiencias durante la adolescencia, centrándose en los desafíos que enfrentó, el impacto de las relaciones con sus pares y sus mecanismos de enfrentar su condición médica; así como su experiencia personal de vivir en una casa hogar. Camila reflexiona sobre las dificultades de transitar la adolescencia y la importancia de la resiliencia para superar los obstáculos.

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Con este episodio cerramos la temporada 9. Muchas gracias por escucharnos. 

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En este episodio, Esmeralda nos cuenta sus vivencias de vivir con VIH desde nacimiento.

Esmeralda ha sido residente de la Casa Hogar EUNIME prácticamente desde que nació y nos narra la importancia de vivir en un hogar, compartiendo experiencias con sus hermanos y el significado de vivir en familia. 

Actualmente, Esmeralda atraviesa por problemas de salud que le impactan su movilidad.  Pese a los retos que la vida le ha presentado, Esmeralda se siente orgullosa de sí misma, de sus logros y nos enfatiza el valor que tiene el apoyo emocional de su comunidad

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En este episodio, Bianca comparte sus experiencias de vivir con hermanos que son VIH positivos en Tijuana, México, en la casa hogar EUNIME. Bianca nos habla sobre los desafíos de la discriminación, la importancia del apoyo comunitario y sus aspiraciones para el futuro. Bianca enfatiza la necesidad de comprensión y aceptación, tanto en su comunidad como en la sociedad en general, a la vez que aboga por quienes enfrentan dificultades similares.

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Este episodio explora la trayectoria personal de Rubén Quezada, quien comparte sus experiencias de cómo el VIH ha afectado a su familia y cambió la dinámica en su comunidad. Rubén perdió a varios miembros de su familia a causa del VIH/SIDA a principios de la epidemia.  Rubén analiza los desafíos culturales, la falta de educación y recursos en aquél entonces y el estigma que rodea al VIH, así como la importancia de la concientización y el apoyo. Rubén destaca el papel de su esposa, Karla, en su labor de incidencia social y la necesidad de dialogar abiertamente sobre salud y educación en la comunidad.

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En este episodio, Magdalena comparte su experiencia personal viviendo con VIH, desde su diagnóstico en 2018. Habla de sus antecedentes, la infección a través de su pareja, los desafíos que enfrentó y la importancia del apoyo y la educación familiar para dirigir su salud. Magdalena enfatiza el estigma que rodea al VIH en la comunidad hispana y su deseo de educar a otros. Reflexiona sobre su salud mental, la importancia del apoyo comunitario y sus aspiraciones de ayudar a los demás, a la vez que aboga por la justicia y el empoderamiento. Magdalena trabaja en Christie's Place en la ciudad de San Diego, CA, brindando educación a otras mujeres con VIH y a sus familias para mantenerse sanas. 

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This episode chronicles the life of Vanessa, who has lived with HIV since birth. She shares her early experiences in the hospital, the challenges of growing up with a chronic illness, and the impact of her mother's health struggles. Vanessa discusses her battle with cancer, the emotional toll it took on her, and her journey towards acceptance and resilience. She reflects on the importance of education about HIV, the stigma she faced, and her experiences with relationships. Ultimately, Vanessa emphasizes the strength she has found in her journey and her commitment to advocacy.

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In this episode, Charlie shares his journey of self-discovery, sexuality, and his deep connection to HIV prevention. He discusses his upbringing in a traditional Catholic family, his experiences with sexual exploration, and the importance of open conversations about sexual health. Charlie emphasizes the significance of PrEP in his life and how it has allowed him to explore his sexuality more freely. He also reflects on the stigma surrounding HIV and the need for better education within the healthcare system, particularly regarding non-traditional relationships. Throughout the discussion, Charlie advocates for fluidity in sexuality and the importance of having honest conversations about desire and safety, especially within the Latinx community.

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Emilio shares his journey from Mexicali to Los Angeles, discussing his experiences with HIV testing, STIs, and the transformative impact of PrEP on his sexual health. He navigates family dynamics and stigma surrounding HIV, explores his sexual experiences, and emphasizes the importance of community support and resources in promoting safe practices. Emilio's story highlights the empowerment that comes from knowledge and the need for open conversations about sexual health, from how he found empowerment in taking control of his sexual health to the Bathhouse experiences, opening his perspective on sexual freedom.

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In this episode, Mariah shares her journey with PrEP, discussing her experiences with HIV prevention, dating, and the stigma surrounding cisgender women's sexual health. She emphasizes the importance of empowerment through knowledge and access to resources like PrEP, while also addressing the challenges and barriers women face in advocating for their sexual health. Mariah highlights the need for open conversations about sexual health and the significance of community support in navigating these issues. She emphasizes that empowerment comes from taking control of one's sexual health and the fact that women often face more stigma in sexual health discussions than men.

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In this episode, Ish shares his journey from a challenging upbringing in Cudahy, California, from navigating healthcare and seeking PrEP for HIV  to experiencing homelessness and ultimately being diagnosed with HIV due to being denied PrEP at a young age. He discusses the stigma surrounding HIV, the importance of community support, and his advocacy work in raising awareness about HIV prevention and treatment. Ish emphasizes the need for open conversations about sexuality and health, and reflects on his personal growth and aspirations for the future.

Ish is a commissioner at the Los Angeles County Commission on HIV. He is currently Co-Chair of the Consumers' Caucus. 

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