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November 10, 1999 Thursday, November 11, 1999 name: Tami I am a nursing student at the University of North Dakota and I am presenting a lecture to my class next week on HIV. I was wondering if you could provide me with some useful web sites-text to help add to my discussion. Do you know what the percent of people infected with HIV is that have gotten it from working in the health care. Do you know where I can get red ribbons to distribute? Thank you kindly for all of your help...
Thursday,
November 11, 1999
Thursday, November 18, 1999 Please update link to Women's Health State-wide - moved to www.whs.sa.gov.au thanx Lise Moody Health Information & Promotion Officer Monday,
November 22, 1999
Wednesday, November 24, 1999 name: nikki Daddy I can only fear what the end will be Loss of sight and speech But, mostly You. To watch you waste away From the man you Once were. And To touch your hand And not have it reach back. How can you hold me when You³re gone? How can I learn from your ghost? The simple things, Quiet whispers, Unheeded advice, But most of all, Your shadow to follow. You were supposed to be my father. Not the man who diminishes Before my eyes. Into anger And hate. Into insanity And pain. But, the man Who gives me away And welcomes my children. What did I lose you to? A disease that steals Your soul. A sickness that robs me of my Daddy. Friday, November 26, 1999 name: Jewell E. please view the memorial page I created for my sister: http://community.webtv.net/MJTERRELL/DaveneMarie Let me know what you think. If you have a place on your page for links like this I'd like to be included. Thanks, great site, keep up the good work.
Friday, December 3, 1999 name: Julie Hello. My name is Julie and I am a college student studying ele education in Springfield, Mo. I am doing a project on AIDS & HIV. If there is anything that you can send me like phamplets, posters, whatever--it would help me and my classmates out very much. Thanks for your time have a nice day!!!
Monday, December 6, 1999 As a Christian, my goal is to be "Christ like." I'd like to be involved in this project. It hits close to home. I wish I'd done and said so much earlier. But I'm doing it now, and that's what counts. To GOD be the glory. My name is Stephanie. My uncle is a gay man living with AIDS. I found out at the end of the '98 school year. I wanted my entire summer to be dedicated to spending time with my uncle Ronnie. I had already suspected that my uncle was gay, not that he fits a stereotype or anything. As a Christian, I immediately thought of my uncle's salvation. I prayed vigorously and continue to do so. He's not yet saved. Finding out about my uncle was a huge burden in the beginning, my family is not the greatest at communication. Over the summer my uncle took me to San Francisco. We talked alot. We talked about him being gay, we talked about him living with AIDS, not being a victim of it, not dying from it, not suffering from it, but living with AIDS. We attended the funeral of a gay friend of his who past away, also diagnosed with AIDS. It was the first time I stepped foot into a gay church. I was uncomfortable. Then I came to a realization, they believe the same as I do. Gay or not, we shared the belief that Christ died for our sins and we are only saved by His GRACE, not our orientation or lifestyle but by GRACE. The choir sang the most beautiful music. That summer I got to really know my uncle. Sometimes I cry thinking about my uncle. I hate to see him in pain, worse yet, I hate to see him unsaved. My uncle is one of the best men I know in my life. He's the relative I'm closest too. It's like we have a connection. AIDS has affected my life. It's forced me to mature, to open my eyes. It's made me a more sensitive and aware person. I grown in my walk with Christ. When I hear people say stuff like "gays deserve AIDS if they lead that lifestyle" it hurts. Because I think of my uncle, and what a great man he is. I think of the Word of God. "The wages of sin is death, but gift of Jesus is everlasting life..." we've all sinned, and no sin is larger than the other in our Father's eyes. I'd like my uncle to receive the gift of everlasting life, I'd like everyone to receive it. His HIV status doesn't matter to God in heaven. It shouldn't matter to people on earth either. Monday, December 6, 1999 name: DEE
Saturday, December 11, 1999 name: felixnj I like that we are able to write our feelings about this illness In the shadow of my shame swallowed by a pain for which there is no pill Day after day,I surrender a little of myself With no reason or purpose my torture is self inflicted yearning for lost
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