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How would you deal with it if one of you got AIDS?
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    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
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    Three people talking:"Rob: That's like asking what I would do if one of my pals got struck by lightening. Why do you say that? Rob: Because none of my friends are going to get AIDS. You're sure? Rob: Yes. Just suppose one of them did. Rob: I would be really upset. Would you still be friends? Rob: Yes. You would still invite him to dinner? Rob: Yes. Would you hug him? Rob: Yes. look, my best friends are my family. And if one of us got sick, we'd all be there for support."

    "Two men and a woman are pictured in this poster that discusses how to deal with a friend who has AIDS." - CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials January 1993, p. 25. Order number: P074.

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    Poster
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    David J. Sencer CDC Museum
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