Истории Hiv

In this story, Ella, a young doctor studying HIV/AIDS, struggles to find a cure for the disease to try to save her friend, singer of Queen, Freddie Mercury, who is seriously ill and dying. Can she deal with her own life while trying to save Freddie's before it's too late?

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HIV/Aids is timely and relevant to our country and I think using this platform as one of the tools to spread love not the HIV/Aids is not usual, but I think some of the gays and a member of LGBTQA+ community is using this platform to read and be persuade to keep their health safe and aware on what is HIV/Aids. And as for now thank you all hope you like this story. Dont forget to Follow,Comment and vote😊

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Mary's story is part of an on-going collection of inspiring stories of people living with HIV/AIDS. These amazing subjects were met as part of an investigation of Elizabeth Taylor's legacy in the fight against AIDS by her grandson, Quinn Tivey, and Joel Goldman, Managing Director of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF). All of the subjects have been helped by local AIDS service organizations who have received grants from ETAF.

A simple skin condition, turns into something far worse that took the world by the horns and rattled it like an earthquake. A rash, something so simple, becomes something worse. Patient Zero, a teenage boy named Dustin, is admitted to the hospital after a horrifying ordeal that left mental and physical scars, both on him, and his parents. The disease begins to spread and it's a race against time to create a cure before it starts killing people one by one. Will research teams run out of resources, or time first? Join Dustin, his parents, nurses, doctors, and the research teams as they get closer to creating a cure to save the world.

Random one-shots dedicated to my favourite authors, as a show of appreciation for all their hard work. Enjoy! =)

Prologue The Distance Between Us I wasn't born to be fragile. And yet... here I am. Hooked up to tubes. Trapped in white walls. Counting ceiling cracks instead of stars. They say I have time. That treatments help. That "there's always hope." But no one knows how it feels to wake up every morning wondering if today is the beginning of the end. They talk. They whisper. They pity. But him? He doesn't whisper. He doesn't smile. He just walks in, reads my chart, checks my pulse, and leaves like nothing about me matters. Tobirama Senju... The man with hands colder than steel. My assigned physician. My personal hell. I hated his silence. I hated the way he looked through me like I was already a ghost. But hate is a funny thing. It's loud. It's alive. And sometimes, it's just a disguise for something we can't explain. Now I can't breathe when he's near... ...and I can't breathe when he's gone. There is a line between us. Drawn by blood. Sealed by rules. But even sterile boundaries can't stop infected hearts. Welcome to my story. Welcome to the distance between us.

Melissa's story is part of an on-going collection of inspiring stories of people living with HIV/AIDS. These amazing subjects were met as part of an investigation of Elizabeth Taylor's legacy in the fight against AIDS by her grandson, Quinn Tivey, and Joel Goldman, Managing Director of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF). All of the subjects have been helped by local AIDS service organizations who have received grants from ETAF.

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