Had you ever met an Aids patient

You seems to be so nice as your post shows you respect humanity so much..really great.. I have never met an aids patient but dont have any hesitation in meeting them..the worst pain these people suffer is abandoned by their own family members..eventhough there is lot of awareness created that this is not a spreading disease when someone touches and talks with them.I have read many real stories from books about the miserable live these people lead when left alone and some who manages to lead their live coping with all difficulties.. For me the worse is some people who are infected with this disease with no fault of them..small children suffering with this disease and abandoned by their own parents..

Haven't met one yet but I am not afraid of meeting one since I am familiar with the nature of the disease. If one knows on how it gets transmitted, then I believe that those HIV patient should be treated as normal people.Ignorant people are afraid of meeting one. It is so sad to note that it was his family who left him first & non-related folks were taking care of him instead. Basic information about AIDS should be properly & widely disseminated to the public so as to change the incorrect notion about the said disease. Otherwise, being abandoned & treated with fear, this would leave the patients miserable which in turn would lead to frustration. I heard frustrated HIV patients who would get revenge by leaving infected needles or other stuffs in public places. So beware!

Yes a good friend of mine that I used to work with has it, there is definitely no problem touching a person with aids, I give my friend a hug when I see him, there is no problem with that...

I knew 2 people with AIDS. They have passed now, but not from AIDS. Harley took his own life early one Sunday morning a few years back. A few months later Allen took his own life as well.