For those fortunate enough to receive improved treatment regimens, AIDS is no longer an inevitable death sentence. 若是有幸接受到先進的治療方式，罹患愛滋病現在已不再等於被判死刑。
One woman in the U.S. state of Oregon is not only living with AIDS, she's giving new life. 美國奧勒岡州的一名婦女不但和愛滋病共處，甚至還即將產下新生命。
Alina Cho has her story. 請看周愛琳的報導。
Jennifer Jako does all the things other pregnant women do. 珍妮佛‧潔蔻和其他孕婦沒什麼不同，
She continues to work. 她繼續上班工作。
This is beautiful. 這太美妙了。
Gets plenty of exercise and makes regular visits to the doctor. 她也做很多運動，並按時向醫生報到。
But Jako is different. At age 18, she made a poor decision that changed her life. 但潔蔻的情況不同，她在十八歲那年做了一次差勁的決定，並就此改變了她的一生。
We both got drunk and neither of us, I think, wanted to but we ended up having sex. 我們都喝醉了，我覺得我們兩個都不想要發生關係，但最後還是做了。
Jako felt so awful about it, she decided to become abstinent. 潔蔻心裡感覺很不舒服，她決定過禁慾的生活，
It was too late. 但為時已晚。
With those words, Jennifer, I'm sorry, your pap smear is normal but your HIV test is positive. I'm sorry. 聽完當時那幾句話：「珍妮佛，我很遺憾告訴你，你的子宮頸抹片檢查結果正常，但是你的 HIV 檢查結果呈陽性反應，我很遺憾。」
Everything came crashing around me. 我的一切都毀了，
Every dream, every hope, everything I thought I would be was over. 每個夢想，每個希望，我以為自己能做到的每一件事都完了。
I would never be the girl that I was. 我再也不是以前的我了。
All of a sudden I was the infection. 突然之間我成了愛滋感染源。
The prognosis at the time was not good. 當時的預後情況並不樂觀。
Doctors told her, if she was lucky she'd live to be 25. 醫生告訴她，運氣好的話，她可以活到二十五歲。
I had no idea that it could happen to me. 我根本沒想到這件事會發生在我身上。
I truly thought of this disease as a disease of gay men, IV drug users. 我真的以為這種病只會發生在男同志身上和有靜脈注射毒癮的人。
What in my family were spoken of as bad people. People that we didn't know. 就是我的家庭會認為是壞人的那些人，那些我們認識的人。
That was 15 years ago. Today, Jako is alive and well, thanks to modern medicine. 那是十五年前的事了，現在潔蔻還活著，而且她非常感謝現代醫學。
Three pills twice a day. She never misses a dose. 一天兩次，一次吃三顆藥丸，她一直按時服藥。
She also watches what she eats and gets plenty of sleep. 她也注重自己的飲食，並有充足的睡眠。
Pregnant through in vitro fertilization, her baby girl is due in July and the chances of her child being HIV positive are about 1 percent. 潔蔻透過人工試管受孕，她的女寶寶將在七月誕生，而她的孩子感染愛滋病毒約是百分之一。
That's in large part because Jako's virus has been successfully suppressed. 這樣的結果主要是因為潔寇的病毒成功地被抑制住了。
A story so remarkable, she recently landed on the cover of "Newsweek" magazine with this provocative photo inside. 由於這是個不尋常的故事，潔蔻最近登上新聞週刊雜誌的封面，內頁則附上了她這張引發議論的照片。
Chris Bleiler has been by her side for nine years, five of them as her husband. 克里斯‧布雷勒在她身旁守候了九年，其中包含了五年的婚姻生活。
They've practiced safe sex. He's remained healthy and HIV negative and is now looking forward to fatherhood. 他們採取安全性行為。克里斯的身體依然健康，並未感染 HIV 病毒，現在他即將要當爸爸了。
He thinks about it a lot. 他成天都在想這件事。
I think about it probably more than I should. 我想我可能想太多了。
He spends a lot of time wondering if he's going to be a good dad and just hoping that he does all the right things. 他花很多時間都在想他會不會是一個好爸爸，而且希望他能做得很好。
Just like any other couple, except this one is learning to live with HIV. 這點和其他夫妻都一樣，只不過這對夫妻要學習如何與愛滋病共處。
I look at every day as golden. I get to have today. 我珍惜每一天，我有幸能擁有今天。
I get to have the time that I share with my family or my friends. 我有幸能有時間和家人朋友共處。
I get to have a good day today. 我有幸能擁有美好的今天。
Jako says she hopes to live to see her child graduate from high school. 潔蔻說她希望她能活著看到她的孩子高中畢業。
Her doctor says she needs to start looking forward to being a mother, a grandmother and saving up for retirement. 她的醫生告訴她，她得開始準備好扮演母親的角色，還要準備有一天成為祖母，更別忘了為她的退休生活多存點錢。