new herpes vaccine found &still researching? is this true?
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I was just diagnosed with hsv 1 genital about 4 months ago. I'm on my second outbreak & it just hard accepting it. I get really sad and depressed I'm actually doing better this second out break maybe because I'm accepting it & just trying to move fwd with my life. I have hope this "vaccine" is true and maybe in years from now of they approve it to be successful we'll all have a chance to start over. If not I really hope I do find someone out there for me. I want to have a family and kids one day and I feel like that's not possible anymore
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jssik65851 susan619
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susan619 jssik65851
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feelbroken susan619
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We all feel that way at the start, but it will pass, don't worry.
Please do not focus on any of that stuff right now in regards to vaccines and meds. It is not going to come any time soon, I've done the research. There is only one med that has passed human trial and it would wipe out all antivirals... The "FDA" felt they need further investigation on it, although no side effects were shown in the human study. It's all about money. This one med that is only 75mlg and is almost the same as a vaccine to a point, is being held from being released, becuse they are corrupt and get money from big pharma.. It would cause pharma companies to lose 100s of millions. So please let that go hun, because you're just going to be disappointed.
Learn to focus and accept you as you are now and not what the future MAY bring.
feelbroken susan619
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susan619 feelbroken
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& thank you , knowing that others have found love and have kid gives me comfort💜thatts great you had a successful closure too
I hope I can one day too.I don't want to live a lie and not tell potential partners my condition, but it's so hard. Can u help? How do I know when it's the right time and if it's the right guy to tell. How bout if I tell them & he runs, if he runs that's fine I know he's not worth it but I wouldn't want anyone that I tell my condition taking my roll and telling others. That's what I most fear
feelbroken susan619
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I really encourage you, if you haven't done so already to join H Opportunity. That has disclosure pamphlets and disclosure videoes and is a great support forum w other fellow H people.
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staci21292 susan619
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I know how you feel about thinking it's not possiblw to find someone accepting, I've had hsv 1 for almost 8 years now, and out of the three guys I've been with, only one was accepting of it. But you just have to wait it out. It's not like this is a death sentence. There are plenty of ways to protect yourself and to treat this if it does get passed along. I found in my countless hours of research that even chicken pox is in the same "family" as hsv. So it's really more of the stigma that is attached to it that has people worrysome so if you find a guy who is willing to sit down, let you explain it, and do some research on his own, then you should be fine. The other 2 guys I told were only unaccepting because they were ignorant and wouldn't let me explain or do research. So just live your life. You'll find someone one day.
susan619 staci21292
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staci21292 susan619
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You will get past it. I'm still working on getting past it, but it seems that every day it's easier and easier to deal with. Especially when I'm not having an outbreak. In regards to telling partners... I'm not the best at it. I told the guy who gave it to me and he was fine, and still to this day feels guilty that he gave it to me. I told another partner and he had the best response of "okay, we'll deal with it together" and then my most recent ex treated me like I had the black plague... another reason for this deep depression.
But everyone is different. It will get easier and more manageable. The best advice I can give is to just ensure that you can trust who you're telling. The most recent ex is now going around telling EVERYONE he and I know that I have it. And we have alot of mutual friends. And it's important to have people around you who support and love you no matter what because there are a lot of people who are so wrapped into the stigma that they don't care to hear anything you have to say and that's where the good support system comes in. Stay strong
susan619 staci21292
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FelizCastus susan619
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supersad FelizCastus
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FelizCastus supersad
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http://medcitynews.com/2014/10/race-tight-genital-herpes-vaccine-agenus-genocea-announce-positive-data/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpes_simplex_research