Life turning point stories of AIDS survivors in New York
A 34 year old singer Michael Callen and a 24 year old nurse Tony describe life after AIDS diagnosis. Callen, an AIDS activist, details the shift from a fast life to advocacy, illness battles, and reliance on doctors and partners. Tony recounts infection in 1987, therapy, relapse fears, and maintaining an active life in Manhattan despite his illness.
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Newwehin
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Volunteers care for pets of patients in NYC
POWARS volunteers in New York City aid AIDS patients by caring for their pets when illness prevents them from doing so. Founded in May 1988 by Steve Kohn with $200 of his own money, the tax exempt group now supports about 20 cats, 2 dogs, a bird, a ferret and fish with food, grooming, walking and occasional veterinary help. Some clients contribute $10 to $15 a month. most services are donation funded.
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Pet Owners With Aids Resource Service
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City University of New York Laboratory
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Births in Onondaga County recorded by Vital Statistics
Daughters born to James G Riordan and Krista d Moods at County Route 4 AR4 Central Square. Shawn A Jacobs and Brenda L Guma at 813 Gardner Road Central Square. Stephen W Jocke and Stacey A Burn at 845 N Townsend Street. Sons born to Suzanne T Annese at 1 Mechanic St Seneca Falls. Gay R Brown and Ann M Kadamu at 212 W Yates Street East Syracuse. Bonn Senukit and Susan A Thoma at 17 Town Garden Drive No 12. Liverpox at 359 Barkers Road Central Square. Dec 10 to Dec 12.
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