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What if you were HIV positive? HIV/AIDS awareness,prevention,resources and education

 
We posed the question "What if you were HIV positive?" to Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin. Her heartfelt response is below. Thank you Ms. Baldwin for your compassion and having the courage and dedication to champion for HIV/AIDS issues!
 

If I learned I was HIV positive, I would first turn to my family and friends for support and comfort.  I have dearCongresswoman Tammy Baldwin-Congressional District 2 Wisconsin friends who are living courageously with this disease today.  And, I have had dear friends who died courageously with this disease over the years.  In all my actions, I would strive to live every day with their spirit leading me.  With the knowledge that this disease was now affecting me personally, I believe that our connection would grow even deeper.  With the courage I have witnessed, I would live to give a stronger and more hopeful voice to all of us.

 

The top two winning submissions received a framed congratulatory letter from Ms. Baldwin on her official Congressional letter head!

On January 9, 2008 contest winners, Collin Burke and Kevin Julka, presented
United States Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin with a framed copy of their winning entry from
"What if it Were You?" Thank you to Ms. Baldwin, Steve, Teri, Sandi
and the amazing parents for your support!

 
 

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The Mac Shop-Madison, Wisconsin

 

 

Made possible through the generosity of:

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation-Wisconsin Philanthropy

 

Wisconsin Aids Fund

 

"What if it Were You?" second round participants: La Follette, James Madison Memorial and Wisconsin Heights high schools, as well as Operation Fresh Start. Thank you to the wonderful teachers, staff and all the awesome students for your participation in our heartfelt and passionate undertaking!

 

What if you were HIV positive? HIV/AIDS awareness,prevention,resources and education

HIV/AIDS Facts and Statistics in Wisconsin:

  • In 2006, 408 new cases of HIV infection were reported in Wisconsin, a 9% increase over 2005

  • 9,523 cases of HIV infection have been reported in Wisconsin since 1983

  • Approximately 5,900 people are presumed living with HIV/AIDS in Wisconsin today

  • 20% of new cases were among young people ages 15-24

  • 22% of new cases were among women

  • HIV infections have been reported in all 72 counties in Wisconsin

 

 

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