Liza Achieng, 25, revealed her HIV diagnosis after six months of recurring illness, which she initially thought was malaria or stress.The diagnosis came after persistent headaches and sickness led her to seek medical attention.She shared how her former partner infected her with HIV, and despite his initial denial, he later apologized.Liza faced stigma from relatives and online comments, but she chose to speak openly about her experience to inspire others.

She emphasizes the importance of antiretroviral therapy (ARVs) in managing HIV, stating that consistent medication allows people to live normal lives.Her advocacy focuses on reducing stigma, encouraging regular testing, and supporting young people living with HIV.Health experts like Leonard Otieno highlight the necessity of adhering to ARVs to suppress the virus and prevent transmission.

Liza also mentions receiving offers from women to infect their cheating partners with HIV, which she declined, urging them to prioritize their health instead.