Change Comes With Both Fear And Some

For Many People With Hiv, Finding The Right Doctor Is The Most Important Decision They'll Make.

I Had Old Bunk Beds That My Dad Got From Seabrook Farms. They Were First Used By German Prisoners During World War Ii, Who Were Sent To Work The Farms During The War. The Metal Beds With Their Thin Mattresses Could Easily Be Used As A Jungle Gym And I Loved Them.

I'd Come To The Country To Do My Thoreau Bit, So I Needed An Office That Looked Out Onto The Woods For Inspiration. I Converted One Of The Bedrooms Into My Workspace And Through Its Windows Watched The Wildlife Appear Each Morning With The Sunrise. Many Were The Days I Would Sit In Wonder, Coffee In Hand, For Hours.

At 60, The Mind Was Sharp But The Body Complained. The Legs Were Willing To Make All The Right Moves But The Muscles Gave Out Too Early.

I Often Laugh And Say I Should Go Down To The Department Of The Interior And Register As An Endangered Species. I'm A Gay Man Over 60 And I'm Alive.