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Gustavo Hennecke, a photographer and HIV educator, worked with a group of people living with HIV in Ottawa, Canada, to produce a book describing people's experiences, along with achingly beautiful photography.
"Our Way Through shows the reality of people living with HIV in Canada in 2005, a different experience from those diagnosed 25 years ago and from those with very limited on no access to medications and treatments in pandemic countries."
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Gustavo Hennecke, a photographer and HIV educator, worked with a group of people living with HIV in Ottawa, Canada, to produce a book describing people's experiences, along with achingly beautiful photography. "Our Way Through shows the reality of people living with HIV in Canada in 2005, a different experience from those diagnosed 25 years ago and from those with very limited on no access to medications and treatments in pandemic countries."
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Aired on CKCU FM Ottawa December 2
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