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Body Positive
Table of Contents, April 2000

R E G U L A R C O L U M N S

Body Positive Creed
"You Are Not Alone"
by Michael Slocum and Jim Lewis

Power of Example
"Ron Drummond"
by Steven Cordova

News & Notes

Masthead

F E A T U R E
A R T I C L E S

Special Feature: Poetry of the Pandemic
Poets, poems, and HIV/AIDS, an observance of National Poetry Month

A Forced Life
A personal story of one poet's art and his virus
by S.K. Duff
A Poetry of Crisis, a Poetry of Witness
HIV and the poetry of the late twentieth century
by Walter Holland
The Poetry of HIV--A Sampler
Poems by Phoenix (Richard Anderson), Maggie Hart, Roger Chauvette, Nelson F. Jewell, and Denis Siri
edited by Dennis Rhodes

Camps with Heart and Soul
Camps for kids and families infected and affected by HIV
by Bliss Foster

Setting Standards
The Expert Panel for Developing National HIV/AIDS Nutrition Guidelines
by Edwin Krales, M.S., C.D./N.

Getting Back In--A Two-Pronged Strategy
Getting a Job, a Career, and a Work Life--Part I
by Per Larson

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Body Positive
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