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Kissing Elisa
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Kissing and fingering- Can I Say WOOHOOOODear Bob,Please answerWith your encouraging words, I got Elisa done 20weeks after the incident. It is negative. I am confused with timing. Can it be considered definitive or I still need to get done another test after 6 months. My doctor feels in...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello again SB,What do you mean "with so much confusion all around . . ."? It appears the only one confused is you. Your doctor and I both agreed you didn't' need HIV testing. You tested at 20 weeks and surprise, surprise, the...
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Guilt About KissingI recently tested positive (March 2000), pretty sure that I was infected no earlier than January... Read more »KissingHello, First let me thank you for your uplifting attitude toward a most difficult disease for all... Read more »
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A Kiss Is Just a KissIf you were anywhere near a television set last summer, you inevitably heard about that case of HIV infection that appears to have resulted from kissing and kissing alone. And, admit it -- the news gave you at least a moment's pause. You couldn't... Read more »
That NightDAMN THAT NIGHT THE NIGHT spent kissing kissing your neck and wonderful lips luscious luscious to feel so lovely into the night touching you in places that I rarely go to/went to and feel that fine fine ... Read more »
Pickett Fences: Getting to Know You"So," I say, "since you want to know more about me ... there is something very important I want to tell you." Pretty smooth, eh? You know what came next. And he was silent for a moment, as is the custom, and then he didn't say a word. He just... Read more »
A Little Kiss Was Big Help in Spreading Word on AIDSPrincess Kasune Zulu of Zambia, a royal member of Zambia's Lenji people, has worked as an AIDS educator since learning she was HIV-infected six years ago. Speaking at an April White House event to build support for President Bush's $15 billion AIDS... Read more »
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HIV Through Open Mouth Kissing
Posted by Charlie505, 2 Replies
I had an open mouth kissing for about 20 secs with a girl of unknown hiv status, after that i am getting back to back mild sore throat and white tounge for 2 months which is still there, i got worried and got 5 hiv test following from 6,8,10,12,and...
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Well kiss my grits....NEGATIVE
Posted by Regret101, 3 Replies
Well like most have told me my 8 week test was negative. It seems to really have taken a big weight off my shoulders. I do know I need one more test but I feel as though I am looking good in terms of HIV. I really would like to thank you all for...
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Please help. I'm scared. I have a kissing/oral question
Posted by Worriedguy23, 2 Replies
Ok here is my story. 2 and a half years ago I met a girl online and she came and stayed with me for a few days. I did not have sex with her, but I recieved oral a couple of times, and we kissed a whole lot. She told me that my lip was bleeding...
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