My name is Afruza and I am 27 years old. I have HIV. permanent residence in the Jizzakh region. Now I live and work in Tashkent and rent an apartment. I ran out of ARV pills, and I went to the AIDS center, they told me to go up to the head of the department. I got up, she wasn’t there, she had gone somewhere. ten minutes later she came and I said that I was coming to her and she looked at me with disgust even though I was not in character. but I had shaded eyelashes and earrings in my ears. she asked what I wanted, did I have a form in their center? I said that I didn’t have a card and that I had run out of ART pills. she asked if I had a residence permit or a documented permanent place of work? I replied that I don’t have a registration or a permanent job, that I just need pills for 5-6 days until they send me from home so that there is no break. but she replied that they don’t give pills to just anyone, but I said that I am a citizen of Uzbekistan and can’t I really get pills as a citizen? she said register or get a documented job. but without this we will not give the pills. I said that you have no right to refuse me these are vital pills and I can’t skip them, she said earlier I should have thought and said get out of here, an error of nature or I’ll call the police now. Well, so that there would be no problems, I left. I took pills from friends for a week and after that I became disillusioned with medical organizations.