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sorry for the confusion im just very flustered and stressed out wrote it kinda fast..
another thing i noticed since the incident everytime i like get on rollercosters and stuff like that ill feel really dizzy and sick but that never used to happen. also i feel like my stools are diffrent.. i know stress can cause alot of issues with the body too but the thought of having HIV is killing me. Im only 19 and i have a daugther to live for... i have another appointment in a few days im goin to get another test done to reasure myself. im just soo worried
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