Sara Winter Oral History

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Sara Winter Oral History

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Date Created

2023

Subject

HIV/AIDS Support

Description

Dr. Sara Winter reflects on her life, medical career, and role as a founding member of Denver’s AIDS Family Support Group, formed in 1985 through PFLAG. She describes how the group supported families confronting AIDS, grief, stigma, and the revelation that a loved one was gay, often all at once. Winter discusses monthly meetings, telephone support, medical information, financial assistance, and the deep isolation many families experienced during the epidemic. She also reflects on homophobia in medicine, the courage of gay men and their families, and the group’s legacy: offering care, affirmation, and community when people most needed it. Note: Sara donated the papers for the AIDS Family Support Group to Denver Public Library which include correspondence and thank you cards for parents of people with HIV. The remarkable story of the AFSG includes stories of people from every walk of life who live with HIV. ----> https://catalog.denverlibrary.org/search/title.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.6&pos=1&cn=2602983

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Interviewer

David Duffield

Interviewee

Dr. Sara Winter