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Intimate Secrets: Confessions of HIV virus 1
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CHAPTER 7: TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT – WHERE I MET MY MATCH
“My name is HIV. The preceding facts and figures stand as towering testimony of my genius and grand vision. But it has not always been plain sailing as the following events show.
“A great warrior concedes when he tastes defeat at the hands of a worthy opponent – it’s the battle code of all military legends. As any combat veteran and decorated war hero will testify, I respect the death-defying efforts of a valiant enemy. This is a time-honoured tradition in warfare that dates back to ancient times. So in that spirit I want to share with you some of my not-so-glamorous moments; which, by the way, are real-life testimonies that you can defeat me if you put your mind to it (whether you be HIV-positive or negative).
"Some individuals and community groups have made their motto: Stop HIV & AIDS now, or die trying. Here are their stories of courage, determination and triumph in the face of a powerful, invisible and deadly enemy.
“In a certain African country I struck several communities with lightning speed and incredible force. A master of close-combat; I exploded into action massacring almost 90% of inhabitants in certain villages. When I hit this hard there is little chance of survival, and only a chosen few can block my path or stop me.
"Ghost towns and mass graves provided ample evidence that I had passed that way, with the national HIV-infection rate averaging beyond 50%. I was there to stay, or so I thought!
“Once I had nicely settled in, I entered into an evil partnership with certain strategic pathogens which had given humans a hard time many, many years before my arrival. This networking between the new and the old diseases soon proved to be a deadly alliance forged in the devil’s own compound – without equal, without challenge. It was a double-strike that elevated the status of legends of old such as malaria, TB, Hepatitis, pneumonia, and meningitis to more than their former glory. It reminded me of your yester-year sports stars making a dramatic come-back.
"Multi-drug resistance mainly triggered by sharing of prescription drugs, non-adherence, and other abuses was something of a surprise to us, but nonetheless a welcome advantage that we went on to exploit ruthlessly.
“Almost overnight, we had...
#IntimateSecrets
CHAPTER 7: TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT – WHERE I MET MY MATCH
“My name is HIV. The preceding facts and figures stand as towering testimony of my genius and grand vision. But it has not always been plain sailing as the following events show.
“A great warrior concedes when he tastes defeat at the hands of a worthy opponent – it’s the battle code of all military legends. As any combat veteran and decorated war hero will testify, I respect the death-defying efforts of a valiant enemy. This is a time-honoured tradition in warfare that dates back to ancient times. So in that spirit I want to share with you some of my not-so-glamorous moments; which, by the way, are real-life testimonies that you can defeat me if you put your mind to it (whether you be HIV-positive or negative).
"Some individuals and community groups have made their motto: Stop HIV & AIDS now, or die trying. Here are their stories of courage, determination and triumph in the face of a powerful, invisible and deadly enemy.
“In a certain African country I struck several communities with lightning speed and incredible force. A master of close-combat; I exploded into action massacring almost 90% of inhabitants in certain villages. When I hit this hard there is little chance of survival, and only a chosen few can block my path or stop me.
"Ghost towns and mass graves provided ample evidence that I had passed that way, with the national HIV-infection rate averaging beyond 50%. I was there to stay, or so I thought!
“Once I had nicely settled in, I entered into an evil partnership with certain strategic pathogens which had given humans a hard time many, many years before my arrival. This networking between the new and the old diseases soon proved to be a deadly alliance forged in the devil’s own compound – without equal, without challenge. It was a double-strike that elevated the status of legends of old such as malaria, TB, Hepatitis, pneumonia, and meningitis to more than their former glory. It reminded me of your yester-year sports stars making a dramatic come-back.
"Multi-drug resistance mainly triggered by sharing of prescription drugs, non-adherence, and other abuses was something of a surprise to us, but nonetheless a welcome advantage that we went on to exploit ruthlessly.
“Almost overnight, we had...
