And the first time I started with that medication I was not following the times, yeah. Well because… where I was staying again, because of being afraid with the people… those people were not… they didn't have HIV and they were, all of them were against the whole thing. 

Again it's… they were not happy with me. I could not take the medication freely. I was just hiding myself so I could delay some hours and sometimes I used to skip the morning dose, yeah. And sometimes I just miss it because I was scared. Yeah. But when I moved to the address where I was settled a bit, that's when I stabilise a bit… I was following the medication.

But when they put me on the, on the, they when they, they started me on the drugs.

Couldn't, I couldn't, I don't know what happened, I kept on vomiting, yeah. And with the infection I had with this… with the… with the… with the salivary gland and I had, I was taking antibiotics as well. 

Then I started with this, with the drugs also, HIV drugs, I could not, it couldn't go into my stomach, I could vomit and I have yeah, diarrhoea and I… did not know that with the… the doctor told me I had to swallow the tablets with the food. I did not have enough food to eat. Yes, so you take it on an empty stomach. It was bad, I ended up in the hospital several times.