From Diagnosis to Triumph: Women Overcoming HIV/AIDS and Inequality
What those women have in common is this internal conversation where they have to say: how are The Next Several Years of my life going to look, and at what point am I going to take the reins of this circumstance?
How do women, especially those grappling with poverty, childhood trauma, and drug addiction, face an HIV/AIDS diagnosis? Celeste Watkins-Hayes takes us on an eye-opening journey through her book 'Remaking a Life: How Women Living with HIV/AIDS Confront Inequality'. In this episode, you'll hear about the remarkable resilience of women who not only manage their diagnosis but also transform their lives against all odds.
These stories are not just about survival; they’re about redefining what it means to live fully despite enormous challenges. Stephen Pimpare hosts this compelling conversation, digging deep into Watkins-Hayes' decade-long research. From accessing healthcare to battling systemic inequality, the episode sheds light on the vital role of public policy and comprehensive care. Whether you're a policymaker, a healthcare provider, or someone affected by these issues, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.
Tune in to discover how these women’s journeys from hardship to triumph can inform and inspire us all.