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C'est vrai certaines personnes tomber par la maladie à VIH/sida car ils n'avaient pas eu des bons conseils.c'est une maladie comme les autres.
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added by Anonymous 26 days ago
That is true inferiority complex will always appear when such occur
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added by Anonymous 39 days ago
Like any other person, the most feared disease has been HIV or AIDS, but of late people have realized that there are most deadly disease like cancer, Pressure, Diabetes and many other but as an individual you need to remain strong and take medicine as recommended by the physicians or health practitioners.
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added by Anonymous 42 days ago
Working closely with medical professionals to understand your options and get the right treatment is crucial. They’ll likely have a plan or at least be able to guide you toward what’s possible.
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added by Anonymous 43 days ago
Facing something you've feared for a long time, especially something like a disease, can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. I think the first thing you do is breathe. It sounds simple, but it’s important to not panic. It’s easy to imagine worst-case scenarios in your head, but getting clear-headed is key Then, it’s about finding out what you can do next. If you’re dealing with a real diagnosis, working closely with medical professionals to understand your options and get the right treatment is crucial. They’ll likely have a plan or at least be able to guide you toward what’s possible.
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added by 1001288857 44 days ago
Naturally when you are facing any ailments you need to get to the doctors to get treatment.
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added by Anonymous 45 days ago
If you contract most feared disease then you just collapse on the very day you discover it, period.
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added by DEOGRATIAS NSENGIYUMVA 46 days ago
Reframe Their Perspective. Focus on the present moment, and find ways to appreciate life despite the challenges.
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Set Realistic Goal
added by Anonymous 46 days ago