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Thanks! That really helped... thats pretty much what my dad says, nice to hear other people say it as well:-)

I think it is so important that you are ready for whichever reaction you get. It is unfortunate that there are so many people out there (and some of them might be our friends, sadly) who are either ignorant or scared or simply don't know how to react and as a result they can react negatively. It is completely up to you if you disclose your status to others and who you tell. My hubby has told virtually no one except his close family (but...

I have decided not to tell anyone. I was just diagnosed two weeks ago and I don't want anyone treating me different. Post Extras:      

simple.... it means, 'don't tell them'. Some may disagree, but i see nothing to gain in telling friends, coworkers, room-mates,... even close family members. I think many people tell people because they subconsciously want to be pitied. If you're not after that, then why willingly introduce a reason for somemone to stigmatize you? Post Extras: