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Well, hello everyone. I talked breifly to Cisco last night and said people have been askin bout me. So, here I am. The past few years been sorta rough emotionally or whatever. Yes, I did contract HIV 4 years ago and it has changed me into somewhat a bitter person because I still have problems dealing with it and the first set of meds they put me on made me so anemic that I almost died the first year of being poz. But, in a good way to help me deal with it and help other people like me and my partner, we started a non-profit organization called Open Hands Foundation. We just got our 501c3 accetance letter this last summer.
Also, my partner and I have been doing lots of community service with differrent organizations around the state to help people like us and keep people safe. We do free 20 minute rapid hiv testsing out of our spare room that we turned into an office for our non-profit.
Somewhat sort of lost a lot of interrest in computers the last few years but am trying to get back into it LOL I dont really know what else to update on so I will go from here.
Also, my partner and I have been doing lots of community service with differrent organizations around the state to help people like us and keep people safe. We do free 20 minute rapid hiv testsing out of our spare room that we turned into an office for our non-profit.
Somewhat sort of lost a lot of interrest in computers the last few years but am trying to get back into it LOL I dont really know what else to update on so I will go from here.
mikemean wrote:Well, hello everyone. I talked breifly to Cisco last night and said people have been askin bout me. So, here I am. The past few years been sorta rough emotionally or whatever. Yes, I did contract HIV 4 years ago and it has changed me into somewhat a bitter person because I still have problems dealing with it and the first set of meds they put me on made me so anemic that I almost died the first year of being poz. But, in a good way to help me deal with it and help other people like me and my partner, we started a non-profit organization called Open Hands Foundation. We just got our 501c3 accetance letter this last summer.
Also, my partner and I have been doing lots of community service with differrent organizations around the state to help people like us and keep people safe. We do free 20 minute rapid hiv testsing out of our spare room that we turned into an office for our non-profit.
Somewhat sort of lost a lot of interrest in computers the last few years but am trying to get back into it LOL I dont really know what else to update on so I will go from here.
hi Mike,I am glad things are looking up for you,
happy holidays
Dan
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Vary go to hear from you, Mike.
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Way to go Mike
I'm impressed,I'm lucky to be HIV- but man do you set an example.
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I hope you and yours have a happy holiday.
I'm glad that your hanging in there..
I hope you and yours have a happy holiday.
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Thanks people. If anyone cares to look at the website for Open Hands Foundation it is http://www.openhandsfoundation.org I did it myself ( best I could do LOOL)
Just as you were getting it all together, Vista! sheeesh.mikemean wrote:Now, if I could just get Vista to connect to my wireless network.......
Very nice work on the organization and website. You have much to be proud.
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3rd party connection manager? Or using Windows native wireless client?mikemean wrote:We got a new laptop for christmas yesterday and it has Vista Home Premium and I just cant get it to connect.
I'm not fond of the extra steps necessary to get to the meat of your network connections in Vista.
BTW, nice clean website...great work.
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Thanks about the website. I think it native wiresless. limited connectivityYeOldeStonecat wrote:3rd party connection manager? Or using Windows native wireless client?
I'm not fond of the extra steps necessary to get to the meat of your network connections in Vista.
BTW, nice clean website...great work.