Four inspirational British men and women have spoken out about living with HIV for a new film to challenge common misconceptions surrounding the virus. The documentary My HIV My Rules, released to coincide with World AIDS Day, follows people in the HIV community all leading active and fulfilling lives. Angelina, who is in her late 40s, was diagnosed as HIV Positive 23 years ago. As a child she was left devastated when her young brother passed away from AIDs, but Angelina was determined not to give in to her own diagnosis and went onto become a mother. Her daughter, now 16, whom Angelina describes as her 'biggest achievement', is HIV negative.New documentary My HIV My Rules features four Brits with HIVThe men and women all lead active and fulfilling lives with the virusAngelina Namiba, 48, from London has become a mother since diagnosisBecky Mitchell, 41, from Bristol has retrained as an exercise instructorBisi Alimi, 40, from London has been invited to meet by Barack ObamaSean Hourigan, 30, from Bristol, has inspired others with HIV
'One of my biggest achievements was being able to have my daughter after an HIV diagnosis,' said _ on the documentary.