[BigM]

And they said we made it all up...

a bump and a drip!

[backhoe]

You know, when I first read about these stories- around 1998- I really thought it would be the "nuke" to help get rid of the clintons.... surely, I thought, the press could never ignore such egregious abuse. Surely all those noisy, in-your-face AIDS "activists" would see the horror of this...

I'm still waiting.....

[Senator Pardek]

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[Wallaby]

May the fact that Arkansas did not stop bleeding their prisoners until Clinton was in the White House someday be made known.

[T'wit]

Bennett and his colleagues reviewed over 20 years of blood safety records, testing standards and legislative histories in several developed countries, including the US, France, Great Britain, Japan, Canada and Germany, and developing countries including India, Pakistan, China, Vietnam and Thailand.

He should have looked in Arkansas.

[truthkeeper]

And, of course, not a word about Arkansas. Some things never change.

[dsc]

Just a note to all here about the Hepatitis C problem.

I discovered I had HepC by reading a Blood Trail article here in late 1999. I knew when I read the article; the blood tests just confirmed it.

I underwent a 13 and a half month regimen of interferon and ribavirin, and a number of very righteous people prayed for me regularly.

It appears to have worked, as the virus remains undetectable several months after completing treatment. I know the prayers had a great effect.

HepC is a very serious health problem indeed, but it is not necessarily a death sentence. If you think you might be at risk, get tested. If you have it, don't panic--buckle down and beat it.

A sincere thanks to the Blood Trail people here for helping to save my life.

Oh, I have some rebuilding to do. I couldn't hold a proper job while dealing with the side effects of the chemotherapy, so I worked as I could...now I have significant debts and must again find appropriate work. But I'm alive and virus free, and the Lord will provide.