Last Updated on March 2, 2020 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President
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- HSV2 – I Have Been So Fortunate – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President It’s always so refreshing to read about supportive friends and family members – people who don’t judge someone who has contracted HSV2, but instead, embrace them. Bravo to this interviewee’s support network, because they are the one’s getting it right. Many… Read more: HSV2 – I Have Been So Fortunate – STI Interviews
- HSV1 Oral and Genital – Rumors Circulated – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President Having experienced how painful it can be to have your personal information circulated in a rumor, I’m thoroughly impressed by this interviewee’s resolve to move forward and remove the toxic people from her life. Whether true or not, details about your… Read more: HSV1 Oral and Genital – Rumors Circulated – STI Interviews
- HSV2 – It Has Made Me Honest – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President Thank you, interviewee, for your honesty and candor about disclosing to past partners. It’s so important that we don’t beat ourselves up over the decisions we regret and instead, learn from those experiences. You are not alone in having made that… Read more: HSV2 – It Has Made Me Honest – STI Interviews
- HSV2 – Trying to See the Positives – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President Were you judgy about people with herpes before you were diagnosed? Yup? Us too. Did you think only certain kinds of people contracted HSV? Yup? Us too. Were you sure that HSV2 wasn’t something you ever had to worry about? Yup?… Read more: HSV2 – Trying to See the Positives – STI Interviews
- Herpes – So What if I Have an STD – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President We believe that advocacy can take many forms. Not everyone needs to or should ‘come out’ publicly; that’s not necessary to be an advocate for yourself and/or others. Sometimes, just sharing your story anonymously, like this interviewee has, is all that… Read more: Herpes – So What if I Have an STD – STI Interviews
- Genital HSV1 – There’s a lot Your Doctor Doesn’t Know – STI InterviewsLast Updated on February 18, 2021 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President When we think about medical practitioners, it’s easy to forget that they’re just people, like the rest of us. Some of them are well-informed, empathetic, and thorough, while others project their own stigma onto us as they’re handing out a new… Read more: Genital HSV1 – There’s a lot Your Doctor Doesn’t Know – STI Interviews
- Sharing Someone’s STI Status without Permission is Psychological AbuseWhy it’s NEVER ok to share someone’s known or suspected STI status without their permission…
- How to Feel Really Good by Playing it Safe with Safer Sex ToysLast Updated on June 4, 2020 by Nancy Carteron, MD, FACR This guest post was written by Jessica Winter, one of the founders of Sex Toy Education, a website dedicated to providing professional information about adults toys for all people. Humans are one of the few species on the planet who happily engage in sex… Read more: How to Feel Really Good by Playing it Safe with Safer Sex Toys