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Interview for Human Services class
#210631 - 10/05/06 11:07 PM

I was wondering if any one who is HIV positive and whom
doesn't care to answer 6 questions for me. I have an assigment for my
Human Services class to interview someone who is HIV positive, so if anyone is willing
please email me at Kcrum0003@kctcs.edu and let me know if there is
anyone who will be willing to do this. I have to have my assigment
completed by Friday, Oct.20, 2006.
Thank you so much for your time,

Kayla Crum

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Re: Interview for Human Services class new

#211947 - 10/17/06 11:39 PM

What I do not and will not ever understand is why people feel the need to interview us like we are some sort of science experiment gone wrong. And if you were really being honest and genuine, then why not register instead of doing this all as an anon?

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