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He currently has an undetectable viral load and about 900 CD4 cells. He did not respond well to earlier regimes, but is now doing well on 'salvage therapy,' although his medication has numerous side-effects.

Chronic health issues >> HIV >> Aged 36-40 >> Interview 50 >> A husband and wife who both had HIV tried to find the humour in nursing their child who was ill with HIV. (Read by an actor.)

His new born child was diagnosed with HIV, and he and his wife were both subsequently diagnosed with HIV too. His family is in good health and his child is prospering with support from the NHS. (Video and audio clips read by an actor.)

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