I’ll tell you the worst part about it, for me. It was the look in their eyes when the nurses gave them the diagnosis, H.I.V.-positive, then said there was no treatment. I saw no anger in their expression. No protest. If anything, just a sort of acquiescence.
I’ll tell you the worst part about it, for me. It was the look in their eyes when the nurses gave them the diagnosis, H.I.V.-positive, then said there was no treatment. I saw no anger in their expression. No protest. If anything, just a sort of acquiescence.
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