Guide for Parents of HIV Positive Adults Brings Knowledge and Understanding to Family

Online, June 17, 2010 (Newswire.com) - For more information, contact:
Kelly Markell
(602) 682-7531
kelly.markell [at] myhivaidsawareness [dot] com

Phoenix, AZ - MyHIVAIDSAwareness.com has released a new guide for the parents of HIV positive adults exploring the basic issues about HIV/AIDS and the information a parent needs to know to fully support their HIV positive child. Authored by Founder and Dad Kelly Markell, this timely new resource focuses on helping all those affected by HIV/AIDS understand the challenges and concerns of living with a positive diagnosis.

The new guide, "My Child is HIV Positive: A Living Guide for Parents," and the web resources at http://myhivaidsawareness.com contain a wealth of reliable information to both inform and assist the HIV community.

The guide features up-to-date information on:
• Basics of HIV including prevention, diagnosis and treatment
• Fundamentals of living with HIV
• Information about what a parent can do to support their child
• Practical advice in areas of financial and legal matters
• Detailed sources for more information

To ensure that this resource stays current, readers are invited to contribute their experiences through the online commenting.

"Twenty-five years and there is still a lot of misinformation about HIV," said Kelly Markell. "We subscribe to and research the best of the best so you don't have to. This guide for parents is just one of the projects we are working on to help members of the HIV community live life without limitations."

For more information and to obtain a copy of the guide, visit the web site at http://www.myhivaidsawareness.com.

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MyHIVAIDSAwareness.com is operated by Kelly Cares LLC. The site offers streamlined research assistance, personal interviews & videos, investigative features, and the latest news and information on HIV prevention, treatments, research and support. MyHIVAIDSAwareness.com provides direction, awareness, clarity and solutions for those living with HIV. MyHIVAIDSAwareness.com is on the web at http://www.myhivaidsawareness.com.