marylander1940

He is still taking his PrEP daily just like before. He told me is just part of his routine and leaves the pill every night near the place where he gets his coffee.

I'm sorry but I'm more interested in @Avalon biography! Answering the OP @Whitman question: I have all my financial papers in a safe in the bank and I've given copies of my will to all who will get something from me. I'm not concerned about anybody finding out what I've googled, my participation in this forum, etc. I don't have a diary.

Bingo! I know some people out there who can’t remember taking a pill a day

Thank you for posting!

Tell the one on here who has connections with them @tassojunior

Well, he's almost 65. Worst case scenario his insurance and taxpayers will help him stay as healthy as possible.

He stopped by Whitman-walker on Friday and tested negative but that was the basic test they do taking blood from a finger. They told him “as of October 11th you were negative”. That’s three months from the Friday test. He has been on prep for 2 years. I won’t tell him what you just told him or I will scare the hell out of him. Thank you so much for the information I truly appreciate your point of you is a frequent poster and specially a a Doctor. My friend just can’t be one of those unlike guys to get HIV while on prep!

Good advice but still not clear if the OP wants to hire or hookup. Strategies might be different the latter easier

I edited the name of the thread. My question is about the word indeterminate and how common that result is not so much about PrEP. He didn’t wear a condom. As a Dr. how common is for someone to test indeterminate?

A friend on PrEP just tested indeterminate. He got tested again and he’s waiting the new result. What are the chances of him becoming positive?

He doesn’t have time to text “sorry not available till X”. Good luck running a business, folks his age supposed to be great multitaskers