He article hi UK website “The Guardian” ah ka chhiar a. A lungchhiat thlak khawp mai. Han chhiar ve chhin teh u ..
The impact was only a matter of seconds in coming, but those seconds felt like minutes. This wasn’t how it was meant to be. It wasn’t how I had imagined it during my years as a Central line train driver. We talk of “jumpers”; workmates tell of blurry images flashing in front of them, of the shock of the impact. I wasn’t expecting to see a young man in jeans and a summer shirt waiting for death, looking me in the eye……
He left a suicide note, and headed off for his fateful meeting with me. Had he waited a day longer, he would have learned that the tests were negative.
Read more here: The Guardian UK
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July 21st, 2008 at 5:13 pm
I have heard things like this before. HIV doesnt kill only the body, it kills the person.
Ti ta daih ila, mizoram ah hian Aids awareness kan va mamawh em! HIV hrik pai te pawh hian Anti-retroviral therapy hi sorkar atangin a free in an dawng tha em le ka ti! Western ram ah te khuan kum 20 dawn vei tawh, la dam a hna te la thawk thei pawh an awm an damdawi ei regular vangin.
There is no treatment. There is only prevention.
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