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10 Comments on TODAY IS WORLD AIDS DAY
Education is definitely key! So many people don't bother to get educated or get tested. In this case what you don't know could kill you.
Tanya - What we also seem to forget it that with our active SENIOR population, they need to remember to get educated and tested too!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Barbara! I was just getting ready to do a blog about this myself. So important we keep talking about it.
Chris- Indeed, people tend to forget when something does not effect them directly!
To add on Tanya's sentiment... it's not only what you don't know could kill you, but what you don't know could also kill innocent others! If you don't care enough to be tested for yourself, care enough about your partners to be tested for them.
Steve - You are so right there! Thanks for your comments on this important topic!
That is amazing that it has been 20 years already!
Merry Christmas!
Your Friend in Charlottesville!
Charles - yes, and so many lives lost to this disease!
Unfortunately that is how the world works, if it is not in the media every day, people forget.
we all need a reminder now and than.
Thanks for your post
Anne - it is sad, but true!
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