A MOTHER’S AIDS STORY

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A SPECIAL STORY TO SHARE

From one of the longest living women with HIV/AIDS, diagnosed in 1983 (42 years ago), we have this story.

“I’m on the mainland for the next three months working a documentary of my life story, A MOTHER’S AIDS STORY Feature Documentary Film.  This powerful documentary tells the true story of me, Sharon Lund, one of the longest-living women with HIV/AIDS, diagnosed in 1983 (42 years).   Against overwhelming odds and during the darkest years of the AIDS crisis, I survived, spoke out, and became a global educator, advocate, and spiritual warrior when silence was the norm.

“The film weaves my intimate story with the history - and - present reality - of HIV/AIDS.  While science has given us the tools to end the epidemic, access to prevention, testing, and treatment is being cut, especially for marginalized communities.  The crisis is no longer about medicine; it’s about political will and human rights.

At its heart, A MOTHER’S AIDS STORY is about resilience, compassion, and the enduring bond between a mother and daughter.  It is a film for anyone who had faced adversity and chosen courage over fear.  I also share my transformational journey from my two near-death experiences.

You can view a short, 11-minute version of the movie at:  https://vimeo.com/1113009309.  Password:  movie

We are seeking tax-deductible donations to help bring this urgent and inspiring story to the screen.  Your support directly funds production costs including filming, editing, archival footage, licensing, music, travel for key interviews, distribution, and much more.

Prevention and treatment are human rights.

Your donation helps educate, preserve history, and inspire action - so no one is left behind. 

Thank you.