If you have time, go to the link above and read about what you can do increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve HIV/AIDS education.
Today (and everyday) I remember my little brother, James who passed away from AIDS in 1989.
Thanks friends.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
World AIDS Day 2010
Raymond and Busby allowed me to take over the posting today. Today is World Aids Day and as a blogger, I wanted to remind my readers that even though we don't hear about AIDS on the news much anymore, HIV/AIDS is still touching the lives of millions of men, women and children everyday around the world.
If you have time, go to the link above and read about what you can do increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve HIV/AIDS education.
Today (and everyday) I remember my little brother, James who passed away from AIDS in 1989.
Thanks friends.
If you have time, go to the link above and read about what you can do increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve HIV/AIDS education.
Today (and everyday) I remember my little brother, James who passed away from AIDS in 1989.
Thanks friends.
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My human's brother died from AIDS in 1991. So she understands.
ReplyDeleteI do not know anyone who died of AIDS. But I will remember James for you, gladly.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear about your brother. He looks like he was a very sweet brother to you. I was just remarking to a friend how we don't hear much about AIDS anymore lately. I will definitely think about you remembering James today
ReplyDeleteWe're so sorry your brother passed and are sending (((hugs))) and Light to you.
ReplyDeleteThe mom just saw an interview with Stephen Lewis (Canadian diplomat who has done a lot to bring awareness to AIDS in Africa in particular) a couple of days ago, very timely.
http://www.stephenlewisfoundation.org/
Too many good people lost..words cannot say how sorry I am that your beautiful James was one of them!
ReplyDeleteAIDS does seem to have taken a back burner to other diseases, although all over the world it is wreaking havoc on lives. Remembering James today with you...he looks like a special brother and friend.
ReplyDeleteOur mom knows a couple of people that have died from AIDS...one was a co-worker. We are sorry about your brother...purrs to you as you remember him today...and every day.
ReplyDeleteWe are so sorry to hear that James died of Aids. We will purr for him. Aids is a horrible disease and raising awareness is an excellent thing to do.
ReplyDelete((((((hugs)))))))) so very sorry for your loss....that is sooo sad!
ReplyDeleteI just posted something on Facebook about the importance of today being Aids Awareness Day ((((hugs)))) to you!
we found you from Daisy's blog hop and we are glad that we did!
We are now your newest followers...we hope if you have a moment that you will visit us as well and if you like what you see hopefully you will follow us too!
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We are so sad to hear you lost your brother....mama sends hugs and us boys send purrs to you. xxxxxxxx
ReplyDeletePurrs and hugs from us to you. Thanks for sharing a James with us.
ReplyDeleteMommy lost a great friend to AIDS, it is a terrible disease. We send purrs and hugs to you on the loss of your brother James. We hope he sees your post and feels your love today, and everyday.
ReplyDeleteHow very sorry we are that you lost your James to AIDs. My human sister will be going to Ethiopia in january, on a mission trip to help people living with AIDs there. Now they are receiving drugs to help them live, but many have previously lost husbands and children and parents to AIDs, so there is a great sense of loss..
ReplyDeleteWe will join paws and purr in honor of James.
ReplyDeleteI am so, so sorry for your loss... we're purring for you and for his memory.
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