Chasing Hiv

cj · 01-24-2003

so basically a successful treatment is anything that prevents those 25 diseases from forming in the body for as long as possible?

it doesn't seem like a scary disease these days, but I remember in the 80's, there were these ads on tv that had a bowling ball rolling down a back alley knocking over people who were dressed as bowling pins ...

another one had a couple having sex, then it zoomed out to 1000's of beds all interconnected with partners ...

we were taught lots of stuff at school like 'its ok to shake hands with a person with aids' and 'not all gay people have aids' <_<
but NOTHING about the disease itself and how it actually kills someone

peaches, i'd be disputing it too if I was a regular gay citizen with aids/hiv and it was being reported that 25% of gay men with aids/hiv CHOOSE to contract it ... those who contracted hiv accidentally would be more disgusted than we are.

01-24-2003	#15
cj Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down Under Posts: 5,202	so basically a successful treatment is anything that prevents those 25 diseases from forming in the body for as long as possible? it doesn't seem like a scary disease these days, but I remember in the 80's, there were these ads on tv that had a bowling ball rolling down a back alley knocking over people who were dressed as bowling pins ... another one had a couple having sex, then it zoomed out to 1000's of beds all interconnected with partners ... we were taught lots of stuff at school like 'its ok to shake hands with a person with aids' and 'not all gay people have aids' <_< but NOTHING about the disease itself and how it actually kills someone peaches, i'd be disputing it too if I was a regular gay citizen with aids/hiv and it was being reported that 25% of gay men with aids/hiv CHOOSE to contract it ... those who contracted hiv accidentally would be more disgusted than we are.