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917.1 | | SUBSYS::NEUMYER | | Wed Sep 20 1989 17:31 | 10 |
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Just so someone doesn't flame me about this, I am really asking a
valid (to me) question that I've thought about before but never asked.
Why does the support group have to be just about AIDS , why can't it be
included in any other group that deals with similar (death because of
cancer, etc) subject matter. I would think that most of the support
needed would be for the death and not the particular disease.
ed
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917.2 | Different diseases, different concerns | INTER::JONG | Steve Jong/NaC Pubs | Wed Sep 20 1989 18:49 | 6 |
| Support groups tend to coalesce around specific illnesses because the
illnesses take different courses, and the concerns of those desiring
support are different. The course of cystic fibrosis is nothing like
that of leukemia.
And nothing is like dying of AIDS.
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917.3 | living with AIDS | SCARY::M_DAVIS | Marge Davis Hallyburton | Wed Sep 27 1989 22:45 | 6 |
| I believe that the reason for AIDS support groups recognizes that this
particular disease carries a lot of excess baggage with it that, say,
cancer does not...I've experienced both in my family, and coping with
AIDS is a whole new ballgame.
Marge
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917.4 | sidestepping just a tad for a second | JAIMES::WINGJ | Love rules at the Love Shack! | Fri Sep 29 1989 17:18 | 8 |
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Just as an FYI...
If you are having trouble contacting Paul at SOCIAL::ROSS,
try writing to BARTLE:: or JAIMES::ROSS.
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917.5 | Update? | PICKET::CASEY | | Wed Feb 14 1990 08:35 | 8 |
| Does anyone have an update on the AIDS support groups?
And I'd like to add one more category of members:
- People who've host a non-partner, non-child, just plain darned
good friend.
Elaine
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