I have learned to hope: two years ago he was comatose and nearly dead; now a Boston talk-show host looks forward to the future
FEAR. DENIAL. ACCEPTANCE. HOPE. THAT HAS BEEN THE trajectory of my life with AIDS during the past two years. Let me explain. In 1988, pushed to get the AIDS antibody test by a friend who thought my pallor and rundown health were suggestive of something beyond a lingering cold, I found that you didn&...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Newsweek 1996-12, Vol.128 (23), p.74 |
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Zusammenfassung: | FEAR. DENIAL. ACCEPTANCE. HOPE. THAT HAS BEEN THE trajectory of my life with AIDS during the past two years. Let me explain. In 1988, pushed to get the AIDS antibody test by a friend who thought my pallor and rundown health were suggestive of something beyond a lingering cold, I found that you didn't have to practice anal sex or trade dirty IV needles or undergo blood transfusions or even engage in your garden-variety heterosexual sex with infected partners to get "it." |
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ISSN: | 0028-9604 1069-840X |