Traditional healing for Indigenous women who are living with HIV

Living with HIV is not a death sentence the way it was 35 years ago. Treatment has come tremendously far and in Regina over the past couple of months a group of Indigenous women have
been involved in a research project that is pushing wellness to a new level. Visioning health 2 is a national project that put down Regina roots for 9 weeks. It teaches traditional healing to Indigenous women who are living with HIV. On the final day of the project at Regina's All Nations Hope AIDS Network, program coordinator Krista Shore told us how it's helping to change lives.
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Interviewer: Jill Morgan