If I have the AIDS virus (HIV: Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and am in good health, I will simply be said to be HIV positive and may never develop the disease. If my immune system is weakened as a result of HIV, then I can say that I have AIDS, which is the disease.
If I am affected by AIDS, my immune system becomes deficient in cells (lymphocytes or varieties of white blood cells and lymph), thus becoming unable to protect me against certain infections.
BIOLOGICAL SENSE: Related to blood and family.
RESENT: “I don’t deserve to belong to this family.” “I am a burden to my family”
CONFLICT: Conflicts of devaluation in relation to the family (real or symbolic). Added to a conflict of attack on integrity, one of fear and one of separation.
Perhaps the best biological response is to disappear: For the love of my blood clan, I must disappear because I am a cause of enormous problems, suffering or shame or all at once.
In all seropositivity there is a sense of death project, because the baby, in reality, should not be here.
There are three programs associated with seropositivity (in addition to the conflicts of associated diseases):
1- A program of death at birth.
2- A program that conditions life: “I want this child only if… (he is a boy, if he takes care of… if we move, if…)”.
3- Breakup conflict. The arrival of the child breaks something important in the family (for example, the relationship between the parents).
It can also be interpreted as a separation conflict and violent fear of dying, where we have an obstacle conflict ahead of which I must flee, disappear (I cannot fight against the obstacle).
Finally, there is a major diagnostic conflict. At the time AIDS is diagnosed, death is associated with it, which makes healing very difficult.
The best way to face an AIDS diagnosis is by decoding the associated disease.
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