Carl Fox has always been a fighter. In 1985, he contracted HIV, but he made a promise vowing to himself to survive. Fox now runs Newport's Crazy Fox Saloon with his husband Terry Bond. He's also part of a groundbreaking study searching for a HIV cure, being named one of HIV Plus Mag's "2021's Amazing People Living with HIV." Truly living, and helping make sure others can too, makes Carl Fox one of the Tri-State's Points of Pride. | WCPO 9

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When Carl Fox contracted HIV in 1985, his doctor at the time told him he had only two years left to live and suggested he get his affairs in order. Fox was terrified. But six months after his diagnosis – when he still felt fine – Fox decided he was going to live. Now he’s part of a federally funded study to find a cure for HIV. https://bit.ly/2HRtOir | WCPO 9