Thank you

[willow]

I really wanted to just say thank you to Adrial for creating such a beautiful, life changing experince by having this forum readily available to anyone and everyone!

I also want to thank everyone on this site for sharing their stories, real life situations and understanding.

 

I can't believe that i almost ended my life 4months ago over something so non dramatic...

And thanks to everyone here, i am still here, braver than a lion on his first roar!

 

as ive said in a couple post before, im still waiting for an accurate result on wether or not i have hsv2, but im not scared, im just so happy to know what i know now!

 

So thank you, all of you!

 

P.S. ... i spoke to a friend last night who was curious about my current status bevause he said and i quote "so you seem alot happier, what changed?" I explained how i joined this site and learned so much from everyone here.. then he asked about the youtube video, hes hsv-, but was soo intrested in learning!

 

As dancer always says..... one step at a time!

Yay for killing the stigma!

 

xox

 

[JustASkinCondition]

So glad to hear it!

 

All strength and much peace to you :D

 

(BIG-HUGS from afar)

 

 

[JustASkinCondition]

PS. I didn't mean to use such a toothy emoticon. It's quite ugly, don't you think?

 

Let's calm it down with a regular smile

 

:)

[willow]

:-) smiles everywhere! haha

[WCSDancer2010]

Yes - one step... one conversation at a time.

 

I was online answering a few questions this weekend at a Dance Convention and a fellow dancer asked what I was doing. I told them and turns out they have HSV and started asking me a lot of questions that they were still unsure of ... they are in a relationship and wanted to protect their partner (who knows) and turns out they had some incorrect info/understanding so I gave them the info for this site.

 

It was a beautiful thing, being able to have a completely open, adult conversation and help someone get more informed... I was only the 2nd person they had talked to about it ... I think it was a relief for them to know that there are people out here who understand them and places to get information....

 

Pass it on my friends... pass it on! (Information, that is ;) )