Interviews

With HIV, you are sometimes best facing it alone
Linde Scholten (30) is a child psychologist at Amsterdam University Medical Centers (location AMC). She is part of the children's HIV team.
I would like to give lessons on health
Marjee (18) has HIV.
There was a lot of gossiping
Annemieke (47) is the mother of Allard (11). They are both HIV positive.
Better guidance and support for adoptive children and their parents
Sibyl Geelen (57) is a pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases and immunology at the University Medical Center Utrecht. She treats children with HIV.
The burden of the number of pills for children with HIV is decreasing
Dasja Pajkrt (46) is a pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases and immunology at the AMC Hospital in Amsterdam.
I think they're doing really well!
Annouschka Weijsenfeld (42) is a children's HIV consultant at the AMC (Emma Children's Hospital) in Amsterdam.
More of a secondary issue in life than a main issue
Thea (49) is the mother of Gerald (14). They both have HIV.
The mortgage rules are unfair
Joyce (20) has HIV.
Before you know it you become an outcast
Jane (45) is the mother of Ashley (15) who has HIV. She is also HIV positive herself.
I talk to my parents, that's enough
Gerald (14) has HIV.
My relationship with my parents has broken down
Benjamin (21) has HIV. He studies Chinese among other subjects.
I used to think only girls had HIV
Ashley (15) and her mother Jane (45) both have HIV.
I just feel like a normal boy
Allard (11) has HIV.

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On this page you will find all interviews with patients, specialists and parents. Read how others cope with their disease and what practitioners (can) do to make living with a chronic disease better!

The interviews have been taken by Foundation Artsen voor Kinderen. You can thus only find them on the Cyberpoli.

Interviews

With HIV, you are sometimes best facing it alone

I would like to give lessons on health

There was a lot of gossiping

Better guidance and support for adoptive children and their parents

The burden of the number of pills for children with HIV is decreasing

I think they're doing really well!

More of a secondary issue in life than a main issue

The mortgage rules are unfair

Before you know it you become an outcast

I talk to my parents, that's enough

My relationship with my parents has broken down

I used to think only girls had HIV

I just feel like a normal boy

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