This page shares the story of Magdalena Glewicz, another inspiring advocate in the campaign. Magda has lived with HIV since birth and is now a healthy adult, which immediately challenges common stereotypes. The content will describe how Magda, a 33-year-old woman, is a wife and the mother of two children who were all born HIV-negative – a testament to the effectiveness of treatment and U=U in preventing transmission to her kids. In December 2019, Magda made headlines by doing a nationwide media coming-out as a mother living with undetectable HIV. By openly sharing her family’s story, she provided living proof that “Undetectable = Untransmittable”, showing that people living with HIV on treatment can lead normal, fulfilled lives – forming serodifferent relationships, marrying, and having healthy children. The page will emphasize Magda’s advocacy work as well: she co-founded a grassroots campaign called “Niewykrywalnie” (Undetectably) focusing on public education about U=U, and she has been actively involved in numerous HIV education and testing initiatives at community events across Poland. In 2024, she even joined a parliamentary team on HIV/AIDS, bringing the voice of the community to policymakers. Magda’s story underlines that HIV stigma can be beaten – her life is evidence that with treatment and support, people with HIV can thrive. Her message to others is one of empowerment and encouragement to speak out: just like Tom, she believes “It’s time” to come out of the stigma and live openly.

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