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Hiv And Massage
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Can someone with HIV be a massage therapist in TNI am thinking about going to massage school. I talked to some people, and they said the Medical boards can find out what medications I take. One can they find out what medications I take, I read online that there is a database that contains my...
Response from Lynn L. Franzoi
Worldwide Benefits for Fox, Inc.
Contact the licensing organization to find out what the requirements and restrictions are....
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HIV and MassageI am HIV-positive and recently went to a massage school clinic. After disclosing my status on their... Read more »HIV and MassageI have been doing alot of reading and I am still confused. I recently received a massage and both... Read more »
Articles
Atlanta Ends Ban on HIV-Positive Massage TherapistsOn Dec. 4, the Atlanta City Council unanimously voted to amend a city regulation to allow people with HIV to be licensed as massage therapists. Prior to the amendment, massage therapist applicants had to submit a physician's note stating they were... Read more »
Georgia: "Direct Threat" to Spread HIV?The American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia (ACLU) is asking Atlanta, on behalf of an HIV-positive massage therapist, to revise a 1984 ordinance requiring a health certificate stating massage therapy practitioners are free of communicable... Read more »
Beijing Gay Venues Join AIDS Intervention CampaignNineteen popular gay entertainment venues in Beijing -- bars, massage parlors, and health clubs -- have signed up for the Beijing Anti-AIDS Association for MSM (men who have sex with men) Venues, a group started on May 31 by AIDS prevention... Read more »
Study Explores Massage Therapy BenefitsCedars-Sinai Medical Center Department of Psychiatry is conducting a research study on the treatment of depression in people with AIDS with massage therapy. To qualify, participants must have an AIDS diagnosis and currently be depressed and qualify... Read more »
Connect With Others
Hiv from unsanitary lotion in non sexual massage
Posted by jackieole, 2 Replies
Hello. Can you catch Hiv from a non sexual massage. I went into a fairly nice spa and had a half hour massage. I noticed the lady (who was very nice) was using a jar of cream.. not a pumop bottle. I have had anxiety issues in the past and i noticed...
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massage, fingering, rubbing, HIV, STD screen
Posted by mass, 2 Replies
sorry if it is stupid question. i had massage a few days ago. i fingered her and got some amount of fluid though i washed it away shortly. i suspect i left some fluid somewhere on her underwear. then later put on my underwear and rubbed her vaginal...
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presenter.trainer, massage therapy consultant
Posted by jackigethner
since 1988 have presented and worked with HIV/AIDS from prevention to pallitive care . have 501c3.agencies,targeted groups,conferences,retreats with cont.ed possibilities. http://home.earthlink.net/~jackigethner
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Sex at Asian Massage Parlor
Posted by Sixk, 1 Reply
Hey guys, I appreciate the help for this. I recently went to an Asian massage parlor and I had a small cut on my ball sack from trimming 2-3 days before. The masseuse performed a 20 second protected oral sex and then on to protected vaginal sex with...
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