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AIDS is real and has no cure, the fear
it casts on people who realise they
have contracted the disease is very
devastating. Their fi rst reaction
always determines whether they can
be helped or otherwise. Why is it so?
How does society treat these
unfortunate souls who stumble upon
and contract the deadly HIV/AIDS
virus? What are we as individuals
done so far to correct the
discrimination stigma so that more
and more people will come out to face
the reality of their situation?
As Asa relates her story of how she
thought she contracted the disease
and how the fear of being stigmatised
by society kept her in the darkest part
of her life, she implores us to do
much more to clamp down on how we
welcome a new HIV/AIDS relative, or
friend in our folds. It behoves on us as
God’s people to do our best to reach
out to all including bringing hope to
people living with HIV/AIDS.
Find other practical ways of managing
our day to day relationship with our
children as we help streamline their
lives. The writer brings us face to face
with some common practices we can
use to correct our parental roles as
Christians so we will not endanger
the lives of our children.
When was the last time you laughed
and cried at the same time reading a
novel? How would you describe that
scenario? MIX-MIX, find out more as
you go through the life changing book
for all mothers—Celebrating God.
it casts on people who realise they
have contracted the disease is very
devastating. Their fi rst reaction
always determines whether they can
be helped or otherwise. Why is it so?
How does society treat these
unfortunate souls who stumble upon
and contract the deadly HIV/AIDS
virus? What are we as individuals
done so far to correct the
discrimination stigma so that more
and more people will come out to face
the reality of their situation?
As Asa relates her story of how she
thought she contracted the disease
and how the fear of being stigmatised
by society kept her in the darkest part
of her life, she implores us to do
much more to clamp down on how we
welcome a new HIV/AIDS relative, or
friend in our folds. It behoves on us as
God’s people to do our best to reach
out to all including bringing hope to
people living with HIV/AIDS.
Find other practical ways of managing
our day to day relationship with our
children as we help streamline their
lives. The writer brings us face to face
with some common practices we can
use to correct our parental roles as
Christians so we will not endanger
the lives of our children.
When was the last time you laughed
and cried at the same time reading a
novel? How would you describe that
scenario? MIX-MIX, find out more as
you go through the life changing book
for all mothers—Celebrating God.
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www.yaaserwaasomuah.com
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| Celebrating God It's Time To Lend A Hand... A Story of An HIV/AIDS Survivor |
| By Yaa Serwaa Somuah |
| BOOK PROMOTION |
| 2010 MOTTO: They Are New Every Morning; Great Is Your Faithfulness Lamentations 3:23 |
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