Prominent HIV activist Doreen Moraa Moracha has decided to step back from her public advocacy to focus on her personal life, announcing the deletion of her Facebook account in an emotional farewell to her followers.

Moraa, known for her fearless openness about living with HIV, has spent years raising awareness about prevention and offering encouragement to those affected.

However, the 32-year-old advocate recently declared that she is taking a step back from activism to prioritize her relationship.

In a heartfelt post, Moraa shared her decision to leave social media, citing her desire to devote herself entirely to her partner.

“I’m deleting my account. I understand how hard this will be for you guys, but I’m sorry I have to. It’s high time I gave my all to my man because he is all that matters to me, and I live for him. I hope you all respect my decision and make it easy for me. I love you all,” she wrote.

The activist’s announcement has drawn mixed reactions from her fans, many of whom have admired her courage and advocacy over the years.

Moraa, born on August 8, 1992, contracted HIV at birth. She is the daughter of HIV discordant parents—her mother was HIV positive while her father was negative.

This unique aspect of her story has been a cornerstone of her efforts to educate the public about the realities of HIV and the possibility of living a fulfilling life despite the diagnosis.

Her decision to leave social media signals a new chapter in her life, one centered on love and personal fulfillment.

While her absence will be felt by her supporters, her legacy of advocacy and awareness continues to inspire many.

For Moraa, the choice reflects a deep commitment to her relationship, underscoring the importance of balancing personal happiness with public responsibilities.

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