In the horrific era of HIV just beginning, HIV patients were completely abandoned by the public. No one cares how tragic HIV patients are, and pharmaceutical companies don't care about their lives. Ironically, if it wasn't for Act up (French HIV patients' organization) to terrorize pharmaceutical companies with fake blood, pharmaceutical companies would not have studied HIV drugs at all, and if they hadn't threw blood bags at the French president and countless demonstrations, the French people would not have been either. Know that this country alone has 6,000 people infected with HIV every year.
Sean is one of them. He is lucky to meet someone who is really kind to him, but his fate was already doomed when sean was HIV-negative. He is like a broken flower, withering quickly. It took less than 10 years for sean to go from being active and energetic at the beginning to watching his incontinence and his body tumor being euthanized at the end. What is even more frightening is that this is just a small wave in the sea of many HIV deaths that year.
In those days, it was impossible to imagine how desperate HIV patients were without drugs.
Fortunately, with the advancement of science and technology and the continuous attention of governments around the world, HIV has not been treated with special drugs at the beginning, and can live to a normal age as long as you take medicine, and now you can take blocking drugs within 72 hours after infection to eliminate the HIV virus. , can not help but sigh the progress and development of medical care now.
It's just that those HIV patients in the 1980s and 1990s, who are far away to us, can no longer see it.
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