A new thread appearing in the questioningaids.com forums:
“My brother has just been found to be HIV positive with a tcell count of 17. The docs say he has no time to wast he needs to start meds right away and he has full blown Aids. So he did. Many doctors sat with him in a room and broke the news to him and told him he must have been infected over 10yrs ago. With out second opinion or test he has started his med threapy. They told him it was a matter of life and death. I’m scared for him. He was not (is not) a drug user, homosexual and has had very few sex partners in the past. He has been married for 8 years now and his wife tested negitive.(will be tested again) I’m sure there are many of you out there that have the same story. I (we) would like to know what we should do next. We are no holding anyone responsible for their opinions and advise. PLEASE HELP US UNDERSTAND WHERE WE SHOULD BE GOING FROM HERE
Maybe this post is a troll. Its one that gets the sickos at QA very excited. A new recruit for their suicide cult?
Responses thus far have all recommended reading “dissident” websites and ignoring advice from doctors. If a patient presented at any clinic in London with a CD4 of 17 they’d be put on ARVS immediately and monitored closely. This guy has full blown AIDS and will not live very long if he ignores medical advice.
“The greatest danger for him is to obey the docs without thinking all the matter by himself“, opines CDM.
The sociopathic Brian Carter suggests, “Start a second opinion search, preferably outside mainstream care clinics. Our health threads contain some alternatives.” Accupuncture, herbal medicine, homepathy?
“There’s no way to know what to make of the T cell count, other than trying to determine if known stressors are at work (since no properly controlled study has been done to date.)” says HansSelyeWasCorrerct.
And so it goes on. What planet to these self-professed medical experts think they are???? The collective response from the morons who inhabit the QA forum is unbelievable. Fair enough to choose as an individual with a HIV diagnosis to ignore medical advice: its a choice, however fucking stupid. But to dish out this garbage to a worried relative trying to help his sibling is sick and evil.
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