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pataguayo111

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my son
10/26/12 02:56 AM

Hello everyone. I have a son thats hiv poz. He is the youngest of 3 boys.I have been with him since the begining of it all.I want to learn about side effects of atripala from either parent or affected one.I am trying to learn all I can for my son, what he is going thru.It makes me sad to see him depress all the time. He always tells me he misses me so much. How is treated by others that are not to sympathetic of hiv.I want him to live happy,I want him to know that I am trying to learn,I hurt when i see him sad. I want to help him by learning from you all.He is a good person,very polite.If there are parents out there that have something like this,please,please contac me.He did say that it made him feel good to know that his daddy was getting involved. Bless you all.

Pat

Edited by pataguayo111 (10/27/12 02:24 AM)

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