Reverend Andrena Ingram is #14 of Our 75 Most Amazing HIV-Positive People of 2016
She beat additiction and became a minister: now she wants to make sure long-term survivors like her aren't 'the forgotten ones.'
August 22 2016 3:00 AM
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She beat additiction and became a minister: now she wants to make sure long-term survivors like her aren't 'the forgotten ones.'
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24 years ago this heterosexual black woman wasn't the typical HIV-positive person; that's what's made her such an effective advocate.
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