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Important: Share YOUR take on Living With HIV.
10/12/09 01:19 PM

Hi,

There are a lot of people out there today spreading the idea that living with HIV is now just "a piece of cake", "no worse than living with diabetes", and so forth. As a result, the urgency to fund research into the development of a vaccine and the discovery of a safe and affordable cure is being lessened. Also, the importance of HIV- people being careful to stay HIV- is in effect being weakened.

So please tell YOUR STORY at the following site. You can write anonymously if you wish.

http://www.worldaidsday.org/

The exact page for telling your own story is at:
http://www.worldaidsday.org/Share-your-story.aspx

Writing your view of "Living with HIV" could help change important policies.

Best Wishes.
BWB.

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