The story of PLWHA was discriminated against and separated from the child
Jakarta, Discrimination can still be found in People With HIV-AIDS (ODHA). That's what ever experienced a woman named Nur (45). He was forced to live separately with his four children because he was infected with HIV-AIDS.Nur has five children. Currently his four children are in Ambon while he lives in Jakarta with one child. It was forced to do so because of the discrimination he received. I am now in Jakarta with the youngest child, also diagnosed (HIV-AIDS). In addition, in Ambon is also difficult to cure, said Nur to detikHealth when met on the sidelines of the photo exhibition HIV: One Child One Life Project in Kunstkring Art Galery, Jl Teuku Umar, Central Jakarta, Saturday (4/3/2017). Sense of course he feels as a mother who contains and care for her baby from childhood. But for him, this separation is the best way for him and his family.Read too: Do you think a kiss can tell whether it is HIV or not? But I think it's best to let me be healthy too. If you are healthy, you can see the children too, continued Nur while wiping her tears. Furthermore, Nur recounts the discrimination that has ever happened while in Ambon. For example from the neighbors' eyes and also the separation of cutlery.Because once been highlighted one of the TV stations, neighbors so on the know and his gaze so different. If at home also my dinner plate and my daughter separated, Nur said.Namun Nur did not just sit there. He continues to socialize about HIV-AIDS to his family. Nur explained that HIV-AIDS is not that easy to infect.Alhamdulilah because seen from my condition and my child is now healthy, the family is not like that again, said Nur.Selain, now Nur active as a volunteer and escort at Lentera Anak Pelangi (LAP). Lentera Anak Pelangi is one of the social communities that help and provide assistance to children of HIV-AIDS. Also read: Prevent HIV-AIDS with ABCDE Movement (rdn / vit)
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