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Telling the story of living with HIV and kidney failure

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1 in 9 people worldwide have kidney disease

Date: 11 March, 2021Author: M J P B McFarland Campbell 0 Comments

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Irish, living in Co. Laois with his husband Andrew and their three cats. Now learning to live on dialysis three times a week, with interests including heraldry, Scouting, reading, and music. View all posts by M J P B McFarland Campbell

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