Today is AIDS AWARENESS DAY... 30 Years of this devastating disease in AMERICA!

30 Years of lives are being lost, 30 Years of children losing their parent(s), 30 Years of people living in shame...

Let us take a stand to turn things around. Take a stand to hold an infected person's hand and show them that agape love. Let us take a stand to ensure that we have a good bill of health. Take a stand and get tested to know your status in order to save your life and the life of your love one.

I myself refuse to live in shame; I'm positive and dare to deny myself of the right to be free. Free from the stigma that surrounds my disease.

Though, I choose to be free I refuse to allow this disease to continue to the lives of the ones I love.

So, I choose to take a stand and speak out to educate someone else about HIV/AIDS. If by chance, they carelessly become infected, I can truly say that I done all that I could and that they cannot use the excuse and say that "I didn't know".

I encourage you to take a stand and speak out, educate someone else and continue to make the world go around with love and good tithing.
GET TESTED TODAY!!!!!

Tomorrow is World AIDS Day. Let us remember those who have lost the battle to AIDS and love those who are living and surviving life with HIV/AIDS.

Many people are living with HIV and are unaware of it, so go get tested. Know your status. Protect yourself and the one's you love.

Knowledge is Power and together we can win this battle against AIDS.

Today is National HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. If you do not know your status, contact your local AIDS organization and get tested. HIV is no longer a death sentence. People who are HIV positive can live a long and healthy life. KNOW YOUR STATUS...

Today is National HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. If you do not know your status, contact your local AIDS organization and get tested. HIV is no longer a death sentence. People who are HIV positive can live a long and healthy life. KNOW YOUR STATUS...

Trust in what you don't see and believe that your dreams will come true.

Tyeshia Alston