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From: PoWeRTX@...

To: FuzeonSupport@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 12:57 PM

Subject: Re: [FuzeonSupport] T20 Fatigue

In a message dated 4/8/04 9:54:34 AM Central Daylight Time, kkrakow@... writes:

Jorge, I'm so glad you brought up the issue of traveling with Fuzeon. In fact, I'll be going to Mexico (Clinic'estetica) in a couple of weeks and am a little concerned about the "kit." If any of you guys have traveled with Fuzeon, please share your experiences of dealing with customs officers.

 

Sincerely,

 

Krystof

 

I ahve traveled a lot and got stopped and searched twice (that is part of being latino and racial profiling). I carry a letter from my doctor saying that I have HIV and that all medications in my possesion are for my use and survival. They stop bothering me after seeing that. Just make sure you do not visit a country that does not allow entry of HIV positives, like Saudy Arabia, Russia, and many others

http://travel.state.gov/HIVtestingreqs.html

 

Nelson Vergel
Director, Program for Wellness Restoration (PoWeR)
An all volunteer non profit organization
www.powerusa.org

AIDS is not over. There are 42 million people infected with HIV and 20 million people have died so far while 14,000 people are infected every day. 8,000 people die everyday of AIDS while rich nations and pharmaceutical companies watch. Only 5% of those needing treatment get it. We will be remembered by future generations as the people who allowed greed and profits to be more important than human suffering and lives. Let's not turn our backs to the new holocaust!

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