GIRL LIVING WITH HIV SHARES HER SURPRISING TRANSFORMATION

A South African woman, Eulender Mathebula, has sparked widespread conversation on TikTok after sharing striking before-and-after photos that challenge long-held misconceptions about HIV.

In the images, she appears slimmer while HIV negative, and later healthier, fuller, and more radiant after being diagnosed HIV positive and starting treatment.

 Her transformation highlights the effectiveness of modern antiretroviral therapy (ARVs).

Mathebula’s story underscores that with proper medication and consistent care, HIV is a manageable condition. 

People living with HIV can maintain good health, gain weight naturally, feel strong, and live long, fulfilling lives.

Her viral post is helping to break stigma and misinformation, proving that HIV does not define or limit a person’s ability to thrive.
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