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Cabability of AIDS sufferers Mar 3, 2006 Hypothetically if prisoners who had full blown AIDs were pardoned from their sentences, would they have the life span/strength to continue to commit crimes. How physically weak are full blown AIDS patients, is there a biological point where they are bed ridden? |
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Response from Dr. Henry
 Many if not most patients with AIDS on treatment in the US regain much of their health and feel reasonably good. Their life expectancy is steadily increasing with improved treatments. |
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 toxoplasmosis |  Not a question - Just Alot of Gratitude |
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