She told her husband she was HIV +. He took it badly. She told her best friends. They took off

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Title: She told her husband she was HIV +. He took it badly. She told her best friends. They took off
Poster Text: "She told us. We listened. And listened. And listened. She told us she'd spent her life caring for others and that now, when she really needed help, there was no-one. That's why London Lighthouse provides infomration, care and suport for anyone affected by HIV and AIDS. By the way, she left her husband and is now rebuilding her life again. Her or him. Young or old. Gay or straight. Black or white. AIDS doesn't care. We do. We need you to as well."
Abstract: Photograph of a hand holding a mirror with woman's face in it; she has a black eye.
Is Part Of: AIDS Education Collection
Finding Aid: http://rbscp.lib.rochester.edu/aids-education-collection
Series: Outreach: Posters
Series URL: http://aep.lib.rochester.edu
Campaign: Straight or gay. Old or young. White or black. Him or her. AIDS doesn't care.
Material Type: still image
Genre: Posters
Language: English
Subject: Community health services
Conversation
Family violence
HIV (Viruses)
HIV-positive women
Mirrors
Social isolation
Women
Publisher: London Lighthouse
Place of Publication: London, England
Extent: 59.5cm x 42.0cm
Media Type: image/tiff
Physical Location: University of Rochester, River Campus Libraries, Department of Rare Books, Special Collections & Preservation
Preferred Citation: [Item title, item date], AIDS Education Collection; Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation; River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester.
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Identifier: AP6139.jpg
Identifier: uraids:4366