AIDS and Me I Surviving the Death Zone I A True Biography Volume 1

ISBN-13: 9783819799495 / Niemiecki / Miękka / 80 str.

Viktor Sterling

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AIDS and Me | Surviving the Death Zone | A True Biography Volume 1This is the true story of Sterling, told in the name of a victim. To protect against discrimination and hatred, the victim's name will remain undisclosed.One moment. One tiny instant that turns your whole life upside down.What if one day you wake up and nothing is as it once was? When your own body suddenly becomes your greatest threat? When everything you thought you knew about a disease violently and mercilessly collides with brutal reality?No one expects life to suddenly pull the ground out from under them. An AIDS diagnosis isn't just a shock-it's a death sentence in a world full of prejudice, ignorance, and coldness. But this is more than a fight against a disease. It's a fight to survive. A fight against a body that slowly destroys itself. A fight against a society that would rather look away than face a bitter truth.This book is more than just a story-it's a piece of lived reality.In his darkest hours, the person affected began to write down his thoughts and experiences.His journal entries-raw memories, deepest fears, flickering hopes, agonizing despair, and the unbreakable will to never give up-are all captured on these pages.Sterling tells the story as it was lived: honest, unfiltered, and real. Straight from the hell of hospitals where the battle for life raged, into a world that had changed forever. The memories lead through sleepless nights, where the hunger for life was stronger than any pain; through endless, lonely hallways, where every step felt like a small victory-and to moments where even a piece of chocolate or a hot bowl of soup became a feast for the soul. But AIDS and HIV - So Close to Death, Yet So Far Away is not just a story of suffering. It's a story of courage. Of endurance. Of a person who refused to be ruled by fear.

It took years before this could even be spoken about. The wounds were too deep, the fear of judgment too great. To this day, many stay silent-not out of shame, but because our society offers....