Some Grow, Some Glow: HIV Activist Shares Amazing Before & After Snaps
- A woman who refers to herself as an HIV activist recently headed online to share an inspiring before and after post
- The post shows herself in 2013, admittedly a lot less stylish than her 2021 self, who simply exudes confidence
- Many loved the post and shared beautiful compliments with the South African beauty
A South African HIV activist recently headed online to share some before and after her 'glow-up' photos. In the snaps, the young lady with the Twitter handle, @Thembisile Q, admittedly looks quite beautiful back then and now.
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One thing that is certain though is the fact that her style definitely evolved as her 2013 snap shows her in an unflattering skirt and T-shirt ensemble while her 2021 photo shows her exuding confidence and beauty in a pale pink jumpsuit.
Her thousands of followers were definitely appreciative of the post and made this fact known in the comment section where they shared a number of sweet compliments with the beautiful woman.
Read a few of them below:
@TaSiya_M said:
"2013 is just poor camera quality. You were beautiful even in primary school days."
@mzamomaxhegwana said:
"Some Glow and some Grow and you have both."
@TobyLatjie joked:
"Please fear 2023, maybe history will repeat itself."
@mrlilungwe said:
"The miracles that money can do."
@mbingadzi said:
"You gained height and complexion... What did your man feed you? Ooh Greek food!"
@Sphamandla_h said:
"Instead of ageing, you are younging."
In similar a inspiring story, a young lady is making a difference in the world one informative post about living with HIV at a time. Heading online, the beautiful woman recently celebrated that her youngest child, like her two older children, has also tested negative for the virus.
"Guys my baby just did his 18-month test and he is HIV-negative. Nkosi ngiyabonga," she captioned snaps of her big and happy family.
The young woman has dedicated herself to helping people better understand that living a normal life with HIV is completely possible by sharing snaps of her family and sharing how she takes care of herself.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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