I congratulate you for a wonderful issue - 'The dilemma of the inevitable'. It provided me with answers and filled in the gaps that I had. I am involved in community development and I am certainly very informed about issues of HIV/AIDS - I facilitate workhsops on the impact of HIV/AIDS in the workplace. But when my friend died of the disease in 2003 I fell apart, I felt hopeless and helpless.
Now I know why and I feel very empowered about Kiiza's experience in Nigeria and I think we...read more
I congratulate you for a wonderful issue - 'The dilemma of the inevitable'. It provided me with answers and filled in the gaps that I had. I am involved in community development and I am certainly very informed about issues of HIV/AIDS - I facilitate workhsops on the impact of HIV/AIDS in the workplace. But when my friend died of the disease in 2003 I fell apart, I felt hopeless and helpless.
Now I know why and I feel very empowered about Kiiza's experience in Nigeria and I think we should really consider talking the language that's understandable and also look at HIV/AIDS holistically, not only as a sexual and a moral issue.
Thank you very much - Keep up your good work!!
