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]]> by: KD Patrick http://blog.aac.org/index.php/2008/03/28/a-year-later-a-response-deferred/#comment-43893 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:56:47 +0000 http://blog.aac.org/index.php/2008/03/28/a-year-later-a-response-deferred/#comment-43893 I would like to add something about some forgotten people living outside of the scope of most all philanthropic organization’s purview and beyond many governmental programs. A Guam-based AIDS Service Organization (GUAHAN Project, http://www.guahanproject.org/index.php) with very limited funds provides HIV prevention and care services to impoverished people who live in the U.S. affiliated Pacific region--American Samoa, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and Guam--which suffers enormous health disparities due in part to limited Federal assistance, and in part due to the post-colonial era annual per capita income: for example, it is only $2,900 in the Marshall Islands, and $2,300 in the Federated States of Micronesia. For comparison, the U.S. annual per capita income is $46,000. This organization and the fragile societies of incredibly unique, indigenous people it serves really need support. A small donation to the GUAHAN Project can make a huge difference in stemming the tide of HIV in these small, culturally rich enclaves that could be destroyed by HIV/AIDS. I would like to add something about some forgotten people living outside of the scope of most all philanthropic organization’s purview and beyond many governmental programs. A Guam-based AIDS Service Organization (GUAHAN Project, http://www.guahanproject.org/index.php) with very limited funds provides HIV prevention and care services to impoverished people who live in the U.S. affiliated Pacific region–American Samoa, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and Guam–which suffers enormous health disparities due in part to limited Federal assistance, and in part due to the post-colonial era annual per capita income: for example, it is only $2,900 in the Marshall Islands, and $2,300 in the Federated States of Micronesia. For comparison, the U.S. annual per capita income is $46,000. This organization and the fragile societies of incredibly unique, indigenous people it serves really need support. A small donation to the GUAHAN Project can make a huge difference in stemming the tide of HIV in these small, culturally rich enclaves that could be destroyed by HIV/AIDS.

]]> by: the zak http://blog.aac.org/index.php/2008/03/28/a-year-later-a-response-deferred/#comment-42938 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:24:29 +0000 http://blog.aac.org/index.php/2008/03/28/a-year-later-a-response-deferred/#comment-42938 Millions of people in the world begin sexual relationships where they don't use any form of protection against any diseases or pregnancy. They do that because they have the right feeling about the person. It removes their anxieties. They've passed over some threshold of anxiety about the person. Something about the person removes their anxieties. And they have a feeling of trust in the person. Only the potential sex partners know they are potential sex partners, not the government. For any potential sex partners the strategy can be let's get tested TOGETHER BEFORE we have sex, for A VARIETY of STDs. A sexual health checkup reduces ambiguity and it's like anything else potential sex partners do together. Most people won't do it. It's a choice that some people can make. And it's already a phenomenon going on now unobserved by officials. Millions of people in the world begin
sexual relationships where
they don’t use any form of protection
against any diseases or pregnancy.

They do that because they have the right feeling
about the person. It removes their anxieties.

They’ve passed over some threshold of anxiety
about the person.

Something about the person removes their anxieties.
And they have a feeling of trust in the person.

Only the potential sex partners know they are potential sex partners, not the government.

For any potential sex partners the strategy can be
let’s get tested TOGETHER BEFORE we have sex,
for A VARIETY of STDs.

A sexual health checkup reduces ambiguity and it’s
like anything else potential sex partners do together.

Most people won’t do it. It’s a choice that some people can make. And it’s already a phenomenon going on now unobserved by officials.

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