Tobha Nzima, 35, lives on a farming homestead near Mbabane, Swaziland’s capital, and works as a domestic helper to a family nearby. Tobha lost two previous long-term partners to AIDS. It was only when her 8-year-old son died in 2001 that Tobha was tested for HIV. Because several family members are on treatment, Tobha had confidence that it would work. “Even if you are found with the disease, you will live, life will still go on.” Her 16-year-old daughter, Nokwanda, is also on treatment. Her 5-year old son, Ndududzo, is HIV-negative.