can u tell if a good looking person who looks healthy but you never know might have

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can u tell a good looking person who looks healthy but you never know might have

I met several people who told me about how people thinks of good looking person.

Let's say, "ohhh, that guy is a hottie and looks so healthy"

And "ugh that skinny guy looks sick like a skeleton "

So, that hottie guy has AIDS. You can't tell. He may be on medication.

And that skinny guy is actually healthy and he's a natural thin doesn't mean he has AIDS.

Can you tell?. You can't see inside.

It doesn't matter whether muscular, skinny, tall, short, average or good looking.
Any race or any shape can get AIDS.

I was watching the other night called "Girl positive" with jenny garth on lifetime channel. Interesting story.

It is sad for both gay and straight people with AIDS. AIDS faced discrimination like movie, "Philadelphia" with Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.

Most important is always communicate first and safe sex.
 
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I can tell that a person who have a full blown AIDS by noticing some purple spots on arms and hands. That called Kaposi sacroma. My former gay instructor had them. When I met him twice during the spring semester, he was violently ill and missed class. He coughed so hard. He had to take a long term disability and another instructor took over his class. Eventually, one month later, he was passed away...from full blown AIDS.

Now, a gay instructor recently got HIV positive. He looked thinner than he was before.
 
Oddball said:
I can tell that a person who have a full blown AIDS by noticing some purple spots on arms and hands. That called Kaposi sacroma. My former gay instructor had them. When I met him twice during the spring semester, he was violently ill and missed class. He coughed so hard. He had to take a long term disability and another instructor took over his class. Eventually, one month later, he was passed away...from full blown AIDS.

Now, a gay instructor recently got HIV positive. He looked thinner than he was before.
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i'm sorry for both of them. that's terrible. how sad. people should have safe sex. but some people prefer not to use condom. not only gay, both gay and straight people too. some people prefer bareback. (i don't)
 
The other thing is that some people don't know that they are carrying the disease.
 
I have met one or two people who has HIV, but I haven't met them when they got AIDs. People with Hepatitis C has similar syntoms (sp) as people who have AIDs.
 
I have had many patients during last 7 years who have been either HIV+ or full blown AIDS. It is very true that it is virtually impossible to tell whether or not a person is HIV+. It is usually not until the persons CD4 cell count declines enough to the point the person aquires easily communicable diseases and other body systems begin failing. In all relativity regarding the destructiveness of the HIV virus; there are many other diseases/viruses which can break down and destroy the body in a much more viscious and shorter time span. If diagnosed early enough (like many other problems like cancer etc) long term outcome is much more promising with the pharmaceuticals coming out. The latency period of HIV is increasing and increasing as time, reseach, and technology develops.
 
My co-worker from other Division have Hepatitis C and my British friend has HIV. I do not have any problem with them. I do hug them...
 
Liebling:-))) said:
My co-worker from other Division have Hepatitis C and my British friend has HIV. I do not have any problem with them. I do hug them...
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As nobody should; its just not biologically possible to communiate HIV or HCV to anyone via hugging or touching etc. In fact even when the mechanisms of transmisssion for these diseases are used (blood, body fluid exchange, etc), the percent or risk that a person would seroconvert (aquire) the virus is still <5%
 
hohDougRN said:
As nobody should; its just not biologically possible to communiate HIV or HCV to anyone via hugging or touching etc. In fact even when the mechanisms of transmisssion for these diseases are used (blood, body fluid exchange, etc), the percent or risk that a person would seroconvert (aquire) the virus is still <5%
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:confused: Do you mean that I should not :hug: them? I was told that it's nothing wrong to :hug: them except blood, liquid from mouth (french kiss), sexual connection, share the foods, needle share.
 
You can do anything with someone with HIV/AIDS, except share needles, blood transfusion, and of course sex. Those are the three common ways the disease is spread.
 
Dixie said:
You can do anything with someone with HIV/AIDS, except share needles, blood transfusion, and of course sex. Those are the three common ways the disease is spread.
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That's correct.

I've house-sat and pet-sat for Gary, hung out with him and his partner, and used his bathroom. I still don't have HIV/AIDS.
 
Liebling:-))) said:
:confused: Do you mean that I should not :hug: them? I was told that it's nothing wrong to :hug: them except blood, liquid from mouth (french kiss), sexual connection, share the foods, needle share.
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No, What Doug is saying (or so I think that's what he is trying to say) - You can hug or touching a person who has HIV. He's saying that it is not possible to get HIV or HCV through this kind of behavior. The risks are less at 5% for one to get it if you were to use their restroom or to hug them, so and on. So, to sum it up - it is not possible.
 
Jolie77 said:
No, What Doug is saying (or so I think that's what he is trying to say) - You can hug or touching a person who has HIV. He's saying that it is not possible to get HIV or HCV through this kind of behavior. The risks are less at 5% for one to get it if you were to use their restroom or to hug them, so and on. So, to sum it up - it is not possible.
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:ty: for clarify... I doubt either I understand him correct or not that's why I made sure...

Yes, that's right.
 
Dixie said:
You can do anything with someone with HIV/AIDS, except share needles, blood transfusion, and of course sex. Those are the three common ways the disease is spread.
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Exactly
 
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