rough sports (such as rugby, kick boxing, football, wrestling, boxing, etc) can cause skin breakage - this results in blood expossure - if other teammates have skin breaks, then they can transfer HIV/AIDS or other diseases to others with bleeding.
get tested for diseases (STDS, HIV, TB, etc) for your teammates sake.
play responsibly without violence, no need to "punch out" the other
team.
players concerned about their own
safety of having played against "Magic" Johnson or with him said they didn't want him
back even if the doctors gave him the OK.
My (DaveyBoy)
websites are HIV+ owned and operated and do not receive funding from the
government, pharmaceutical companies or AIDS Service Organizations. I do not
depend on major media (no funds for it) advertising to share my important
information and services. These sites (coding and graphics) are Copyright
www.POZ.ca
for the year 2002. My banners have not made any money as I never meet quotas! I
pay for all the services from my disability check.
If you
know someone who is risking exposure to HIV/AIDS or other diseases, try to
get him or
her to stop or get more information. If this is a commercial business, report
them to the
proper authorities for health concerns in your area immediately.
We focus on HIV/AIDS here, please respect the fact that other STDs, diseases,
viruses and
bacterial infections hold similar symptoms and other risks and facts that
everyone should be
educated on ..
This is attended for an adult audience as we are very "to the point" and use
many slang
words which may be offensive to some yet everyday language for others
Just because these symptoms sound like yours, it does not mean you have HIV
or AIDS as many
illnesses have similar symptoms. Anxiety about HIV could lead to feeling
fatigued, depressed
or other similar symptoms. Maybe you just have the flu? Many people get a HIV
antibody test
and find that there symptoms were probably related to everyday stress or
worrying they were
infected. Remember, you should always have unexplained, unresolved symptoms
checked out by
your doctor, or if you wish to be anonymous, look for anonymous testing
clinics or get a
home testing kit at the pharmacy.
