HIV status no longer barrier to pregnancy

Danielle Layman-Pleet didn't get very far the first few times she asked doctors about getting pregnant. "I was told they wouldn't be able to work with me because of my HIV status," says Layman-Pleet, who was diagnosed with HIV in 2001. "It was difficult and frustrating because I was told I didn't have any options."


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