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I am the strong man

I might be HIV Posative but life goes on

Hello again, Thobani here!

In 2004 I started the Burial Society in my community to help people from my home town in Mount Frere and the nearest towns that is Matatiele and Mount Fletcher in the Eastern Cape so that they can manage to transport their families who passed away from Cape Town to Eastern. The burial society was a success and peoples from the Eastern Cape like the idea as results in 2007 I and my other partners we had to went to launch another branch in the Eastern Cape. When we started the burial society we were four men but now we are two who are running the burial society both in Cape Town and Eastern Cape. I am the founder and also the secretary, we are attending the meetings on the second week of every month unless there is something came up urgently.

This year 2011 June I was celebrating 10 years on the first line regiment on ARVs when Khayelitsha was celebrating 20 000 patients on ARVs and I was also part of the celebration of the department of health in the Western Cape when they were celebrating 100 000 patients on ARV medication. My health is very healthy with the CD4 count of 622 and the viral load is undetectable.

I am raising my son and my niece both they are 16 years old, we are living together with my two sisters, my brother and my youngest niece. My both parents still alive living in the Eastern Cape with my younger brother and my niece.

(Thobani)

Posted by Rachel Gadsden, 12:11pm 02/11/11