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OMG The pool is closed? 

Maybe do your part and stay home to prevent the spread if the virus? Simple logic always prevails when in doubt. 

Is this a joke post? You expect an airline to let u bring kilos of excess baggage for free so you can play some idiotic game? To add to the already hideous destructiveness of flying on the environment? You think TAT should pay you to play golf?

5 hours ago, Pilotman said:

Civil partnerships that are legally the equivalent to marriage, absolutely right.  'Marriage', well it depends on what you believe to be the definition of marriage.  This is a very personal view,  and in my mind its nothing to do with religion, but to me, 'marriage' is between a man and a woman, not same sex couples. This is also controversial, but I believe that adoption, and indeed parenthood,  should be restricted to married couples.  Kids need the balance of a male and female partnership to foster their own development and growth. Again, I realise that this is not a view shared by many others. 

So all single parented kids are a mess? I think its 2020 not 1950. Pretty much these days families come in all shapes and sizes...just like people.

22 hours ago, digbeth said:

you can't police peeing and spitting in pools, but if someone spit or <deleted> or leave any bodily fluids let alone fart in an elevator, you should be able to tell

Peeing in a pool will not spread Corona virus. The pools are closed to avoid congregation and encourage people to stay in because the is no place to go.

On 3/30/2020 at 12:34 PM, bkk6060 said:

Well, I bet people with HIV have died from it.

If they did not have HIV probably a much bigger chance to live.

So, I would say HIV was the cause.

Well once again the brain power of Thaivisa experts might just light up an LED. Currently there is no evidence to suggest people living with HIV on medication are at any greater risk of Covid-19 complications. The same factors that increase complications hold true for everyone.

And a survey... precious.

Please private  message me directly in here. You can have your HIV test at TRC with same day results. That should be your first step, you do not need to see a doctor first. If you test negative thirty days after exposure and 28 days of PrEP then you should be fine. You will need to see a doctor outside of TRC if you need it that quickly. If you do test positive I can be of assistance.

What kind of 'treatment' do you need? Where are you coming from? The only thing that is different recently is that the wait to get an appointment to see a doctor is much longer, several weeks. Blood tests and medicines are the same as ever. Certain testing and dispensing hours and prices vary so check in advance for what you need.

On 9/1/2018 at 7:11 PM, pitt777 said:

I have heard that Thai Red Cross HIV/AIDS Research Centre Clinic no longer provides treatment from july 2018....can anyone give me any information about that.....cause i am planning to travel to thailand for treatment.

 

No it is not required and they can not make you take one for employment purposes. However some companies have private health insurers that require an HIV test for coverage, technically this would not effect your employment however it's a tricky situation. There seems to be some grey area about this. There are confidentiality laws about disclosure which in theory should take care of your employer finding out your status. I think though you will be just fine. What kind of job is it? PM me for more tips and things to be wary of in regards to employment.

On 1/29/2018 at 6:03 PM, tonray said:

This is not correct. They asked me if I wanted anonymous results or my name printed on the paperwork, which I received when I met with the counselor to discuss results. This was just a few months ago.

If you want a printed result you must register with your full name. I believe that you can tell the person at the intake desk (step 2/recieve your paperwork) and they will help you. 

On 2/24/2018 at 10:28 AM, dfdgfdfdgs said:

For men who have sex with men it's free, apparently.

For Thai people who register in a research program they are eligible for free tests.