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- 1986/The Virus That Dared Not Speak Its Name: Part XII of an Ongoing Chronicle of the First Fifteen Years of the AIDS Pandemic May 7, 2021
- 1986: 217 T Cells – Part XI of an Ongoing Chronicle of the First Fifteen Years of the AIDS Pandemic by Bruce Ward March 29, 2021
- “Years of Living Precariously”. My monthly chronicle of the early years of the AIDS epidemic, in A&U Magazine. Part X 1985/86: “The Worried Well”. Working as a Counselor at the NYC Dept of Health AIDS Hotline, answering frantic calls from frantic citizens living in a city under siege; receiving my own test results for HTLV-III antibodies and a very low t-cell count. February 27, 2021
- “It’s A Sin”: Spotlight Review in A&U Magazine February 18, 2021
- Welcome to my site, “Mental Ward”! To receive automatic email notifications of future posts, please enter your email address in the box provided. (Cell phone users: look for the “follow” box floating at the bottom of your screen.) WordPress members: simply press “follow”. January 27, 2021
- “The Shot Heard Round the World.” 1985. Remembering Rock Hudson’s press conference with Doris Day. “Years of Living Precariously”: Part IX of my ongoing chronicle of the early years of the AIDS pandemic, in A&U Magazine January 25, 2021
- Years of Living Precariously, A&U Magazine, PT. VIII. 1986: First Ray of Hope? January 3, 2021
- Harm Reduction: An Alternative Approach to Managing Addiction, Talkspace Newsletter December 9, 2020
- Years of Living Precariously”, A&U Magazine. Pt. VII. 1985: 745 Healthy Gay Men December 4, 2020
- Remember Their Names: a re-post for World AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2020 December 1, 2020
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Remember Their Names: a re-post for World AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2020
(click on link for article) https://www.poz.com/blogger/bruce-ward Reposting for World AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2020 I can only imagine what they would be like now, this band of brothers, and if we would still be friends. In my mind, they are … Continue reading
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Tagged HIV/AIDS, longterm survivors, LTS, HIV, AIDS, 1980s, POZ
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