How One Person, In the Wake of Their Own HIV Diagnosis, Came to Save the Life of Another.
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In 2019, Dimitri Moïse, an actor living with HIV, was preparing for opening night at the Public Theater in New York City, where they were portraying a Black queer person with an unexpected HIV diagnosis. They had no idea how the day leading up to the performance was going to go - and they certainly didn’t expect to get an Instagram message from a queer Black person in Cameroon who had received his own diagnosis and was having suicidal ideations. Despite the stressors any actor would experience before a performance, Dimitri dropped everything and spent the better part of eight hours talking with the man until they were sure he was safe - an experience that carried them through their performance that night and beyond.
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EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT👍🏽💙👍🏽💙👍🏽💙👍🏽
I pray everyday a cure is released for this horrible virus,I seen it destroy people,God please let this cure come out soon and may all of us who are negative stay negative ♥️🙏
Destroy people?
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You’re wonderful. And the other guy just plain worthwhile. ❤ We can all do something good. 👍
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