Rest in peace Ryan White.

The people of Kokomo Indiana should be ashamed of themselves. This young boy was trying to fight for his life and keep it as normal as possible. Rest In Peace sweet Ryan. You left a huge impact on this world.

@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021

2 жыл бұрын

I agree those people should be Ashamed at least Ryan White doesn't have to Put up with those Ignorant People's Bullfuck anymore

@scottakanumba1heathen379

2 жыл бұрын

Most from Kokomo are meth addict pedophiles.

@Likwise

2 жыл бұрын

You actually don’t know the whole story including the truths behind this young man prior to this unfortunate event to be saying anyone should be ashamed. Unfortunately not everything is available for public knowledge that the people who lived it know that is blocked out. We all struggled with this incident and it is something that we, people who have been involved in this circus have to live with years later that have impacted us in a negative way. So unless you have lived it, you can’t comment on some second hand story.

@ainemairead4542

2 жыл бұрын

I'll tell you right now, Ryan White and his Mother had no reason to lie about how horrible he was treated in #Kokomo #Indiana ... The only reason it became a "circus" was because the small minded people made it that way. To think some of those small minded people were people from their Church.

@Likwise

2 жыл бұрын

@@ainemairead4542 you actually won’t tell me anything because you were NOT there and I LIVED IT! Don’t think you can watch something on tv and believe everything. That’s the exact problem with society today is people like you believing everything you hear and NOTHING you actually know as fact.

Imagine being a mother with a terminally ill child then have to deal with all that other stuff people dished out on top of it. Elton and Michael were a strong source of strength for them and helped them.

Mature beyond his years. So well spoken and eloquent. Such a brave kid.

@beverlykorte8581

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 👍

@ericmangels4917

9 ай бұрын

I agree ! All the good things thts been said by all of us is the truth about Ryan !

@bryanbradley6871

8 ай бұрын

He was following a script written by adults 😂 a young boy doesn't talk like that

@ericmangels4917

8 ай бұрын

@bryanbradley6871 that doesn't hve a damn thing to do with Ryan White at all ! He learned how to speak the way he did because he had to and he had to teach us about a disease that back then we hardly knew anything about ! Learning from a script ? These jokes about him and all of this backlashing needs to stop once and for all ! They're sick and disgusting and are uncalled for ! He ws a very very very brave boy,very wise,very mature,and very smart ! I can go on and on,because that's what the real Ryan White wss all about and is still all about ! And again I formed a deep connection with him,please leave him be.

@Likwise

6 ай бұрын

@@ericmangels4917did you know him personally or?

I think he was one of the smartest young man that ever lived in the 80s and early 90s his passing of his life was tragic but he gave us so much of life to live for

Awe and still Ryan had nothing but empathetic words to say about those from his town after how they treated him. We can all learn a thing or 2 from this wonderful young man. RIP sweetheart!!

@Toggle4

2 жыл бұрын

He was a better man than me.

He was wise beyond his years

This story was huge when I was a kid. Felt so bad for him, but terrified that it could be easily transferred. We were so naive about HIV in the 80's...

@seanwebb605

5 жыл бұрын

The fear is understandable, but could have easily been calmed. It was a shame that it took so long for society to show any compassion for people with HIV/AIDS. It's just not nearly as infectious as other diseases.

He was a big man who lived in a town of very little people

@roxannemoser

4 жыл бұрын

@Lisa Goodin I couldn't have said it better myself.

@roxannemoser

4 жыл бұрын

@@neoflyboy I lived during the 80s, and had 2 friends die of AIDS. I was NEVER afraid I would catch it.

@funkystyle7249

4 жыл бұрын

@@neoflyboy Are you from Indiana? 🤨🤨

@Likwise

Жыл бұрын

@@roxannemoser highly doubtful

The town was afraid of dying of AIDS..... instead it died of shame.

People can be so cruel.

@beverlykorte8581

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 👍

@whitesoxtom2657

6 ай бұрын

These are not people these are low life pos that there is no god for

@RexZ.-nz8sb

4 ай бұрын

Because some people are absolutely STUPID

A lot of people dont know this but this is the kid who changed Elton John's personal life! 🌠 He was very distraught in his life and when meeting this kid and actually how this kid died, it made him reevaluate his life. This kid saved his life in the end! 😢❤ Otherwise, we would not have him today....So thank you, Ryan too!

@seanwebb605

2 ай бұрын

Pretty much everyone familiar with Elton John or Ryan White know this.

I had a good friend in college from Kokomo and I went home with him for Christmas one year. That was in the 70s and everybody was real nice to us, but they sure showed their true nature the way the discriminated against Ryan.

I remember when all of this was going on. Even today hearing his name brings instant recognition. Watching this and others like it goes to show how we haven’t really progressed as a people. Bullies are still running rampant and are even more dangerous and harmful with all the technology available to them. Back then you had to bully someone to their face. These days it’s all through a phone or computer screen. I hope that sweet boy was able to find him some peace 😢

Ryan white is a legend

He was extremely brave. God Bless him.

4:33 “ when you don’t know about something you going to be afraid of it” People in 2020 with COVID

Dude was very well spoken very smart kid

I dont know why i feel like im hearing this story for the first time, but WOW was this kid sooo wise n brave not only for his age, but for any age!! What an impressive young man!

Ryan we are gonna miss u

This kid is an inspiration. Amazing attitude, brave wonderful human being... can't believe the bigitory!! :( RIP

Such a brave young man...R.I.P Ryan.

It literally breaks my heart. I cry when I hear his story

His impact will last forever. Managed to upload his movie, on my channel. Bless you Ryan. The same ignorance prevails today around Covid. They are to ignorant to do their own research. I had hugged Aids patients and others found out. Was attacked.

@romerjusu3804

6 ай бұрын

His mom founded The Ryan White Foundation. It helps people living with HIV with dental and medical procedures. I have the card in my wallet. ❤

Ryan was very wise and mature beyond his years! Such a cute little guy too! So sad he got treated that way especially by people who are supposed to be parents themselves?? Now how would they feel if it were their own child had AIDS and was treated they way Ryan was?

Ryan White is a true symbol of courage and what happened to him was unforgiveable and how people treated him! It's not Ryan White's fault he was very sick! I am glad that he had a chance to have a full life Michael Jackson attended his funeral and Elton John! So much fear in people and it wasn't his fault! He fought back and he is an amazing kid!

"My child! My child!" YOUR CHILD IS GOING TO LIVE!! that boy just wanted to go to school! Live a normal life for what little time he had left to live! Those people are disgusting! They make me sick! Fear of the unknown does not excuse violence toward the family and all of the harassment and disgusting names they called him. He was a child! A baby! He was only a little over a decade old! It wasn't his fault he got sick! So no amount of fear or misunderstanding will EVER justify that. Especially the way the adults treated him, grown ass men and women!!!! Not letting their children talk to him? If u are scared then tell them to be careful around him, the poor boy shouldn't have had to go through such cruelty in the last years of his life, if u can't love and support a fellow human being during such a difficult time then u are the lowest form of scum on earth. What if it were one of their kid's??? How would they feel being treated that way???

@Likwise

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately you don’t know the WHOLE story and can’t believe EVERYTHING you see on tv. Unless you actually lived through this you don’t know so you can’t judge others.

I hope these people are ashamed when they look back now on how they were so cruel to a little boy.

@gavingambuzza1824

Жыл бұрын

You can't look at history through the lens of today, and I wish people would understand that

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

@@gavingambuzza1824 Their behaviour was horrible even by the standard of the mid 1980s.

@gavingambuzza1824

Жыл бұрын

@@seanwebb605 Why for wanting to protect their children from a virus that virtually no one knew anything about

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

@@gavingambuzza1824 That's a lie.

@gavingambuzza1824

Жыл бұрын

@@seanwebb605 What great evidence and a argument you presented… you should be a lawyer

A Hero! Never Forget! That Town Should Be Ashamed!

Ryan will live forever, in the hearts of us remembering him. ♥️💜💚🧡💙💛🤎🤍

I never saw this before on your channel. I grew up in Staten Island New York and was friends with Joe Dipaolo growing up. He was the first kid in the states to get HIV from a blood transfusion. He has a foundation and numerous movies about him. Luckily he is still alive to this day. He did go through some of the things shown in this video and the movies obviously make it worse, but as his friends we never really left his side, even all the way back then in the 80s. Unfortunately now I hardly ever see him, but he is alive and well.

R.I.P. Ryan White, you Precious Angel. Thank you for showing the world what Humility, Integrity, Patience and Understanding looks like.❤❤❤❤❤

Such a beautiful innocent child that had to deal with all people’s ignorance & hate! God Bless his Momma❤❤

I so proud of you Ryan for fighting what you believe in ..and lot people still afraid of aids treat people different .I know that I would not had .. when I frist time I heard of your story I was in 6 grade 12 years old

The residents of kokomo indiana during this period are the perfect example of human ignorance.

@therealmaskedheel

5 жыл бұрын

Trust me. Nothing has really changed.

@seanwebb605

5 жыл бұрын

It wasn't specific to Kokomo, Indiana. The same story played out across the United States of America and Canada. Learning By Heart and Covering The Plague are excellent books that describe the stories of many people who became infected with HIV, suffered from AIDS and ridicule and scorn from their communities. It has been true of the victims of other epidemics too. I'm not defending the actions of those in Howard County, Indiana who behaved incredibly poorly. They really did make it a mission to make the lives of the White Family horrible. However, there were also very kind hearted people in the community who tried to rally around the Whites and provide them some measure of support and comfort. They weren't the loudest voices. They didn't win the day at that time. But they were kind, generous and brave. Today many people in that region believe that the broader community was unfairly maligned. They agree that a very vocal group who went by Concerned Citizens of Western School were ignorant and took thing way too far. They don't believe that it was representative of their entire community or the entire history of the community. It also wasn't the only thing happening in Howard County at the time. There were many social, political and economic issues that they were dealing with. The automotive industry was laying off workers. Both General Motors and Chrysler were large employers in the area. The steel plant closed. American farmers were losing their land. Which was the other major economic driver in the area. A tornado ripped through the area causing a great deal of destruction. A bomb was set off at the local court house in downtown Kokomo. This was a community trying to get back on its feet and portray itself as an ideal location for investment. It is not at all uncommon for communities to fear the loss of investment when epidemics of infectious diseases occur. When SARS hit Toronto the film and television industry was hit hard. Tourism faltered when the World Health Organization issued a travel advisory. The 1918 Influenza Epidemic has been known erroneously as the Spanish Flu Epidemic largely because Spain didn't impose the same war time censorship of news papers as other nations did at the time. Again I will not defend some horrible behaviour of people in Russiaville and Kokomo in the mid to late 80s. They truly should be ashamed of their behaviour. But if we don't make an attempt to understand what happened we won't see the signs and prevent it from happening again. Also keep in mind that Ryan's grave was vandalized three times! Not from some punks driving up from Kokomo to Cicero. Local teens from Hamilton County did it. After he was dead and posed no risk to anyone.

@kgoundan

4 жыл бұрын

I think this is happening now with Coronavirus.

@finallythere100

3 жыл бұрын

@@therealmaskedheel - Things HAVE changed in thateven teachers are not allowed to be informed about a student 's HIV status bc of "Universal precautions." But idk about the bullying if others do know.

@schewitt1977

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanwebb605 I agree I was extremely young during that time , but I remember a lot of negative publicity on AIDS here in Canada.

I was disappointed that Ryan White was not included in Elton John's bio, "Rocket Man."

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

He was featured in an earlier book by Elton John. Love Is The Cure.

People are so cruel and disgusting towards Ryan White

I really miss this kid. We were basically the same age and I am just a total waste of life compared to what ryan did in less than 18 years. Wish i was 1/2 of what he was....

@Revoluxhumanista19

4 жыл бұрын

jack blue sucks

@Revoluxhumanista19

4 жыл бұрын

You’re Lame and Depressed that sucks

@kylephillip6433

4 жыл бұрын

@@Revoluxhumanista19 wow what an asswipe you are

I wonder if any of the people who shunned him, called him names, bullied him, and every other vile disgusting things,have ever now, reached out and apologize to him and his family now 25 years later,

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Some have. Others have doubled down. Most just want to forget. Keep in mind that his grave was vandalized three times. By locals in Hamilton County. Not Howard County.

SHAME on everyone who treated him so badly! Shame!!!

We love you Ryan white

These people were so ignorant and clueless it’s sad. If only they knew the things they knew today.

@seanwebb605

6 жыл бұрын

The facts of HIV transmission have changed very little from then to now. It wasn't a lack of data that caused them to behave this way.

Kokomo is still weird my brother got murdered here. So sorry Ryan i understand how kokomo treat people still till this day.RIP

@mascara1777

2 жыл бұрын

sorry for your loss!

I bet all who signed the petition to keep him out of school must feel like idiotic fools..fast forward years later they find out u can't catch it 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️Derrrrrrrrr

@Likwise

2 жыл бұрын

Actually no we don’t and won’t ever feel that way. Little was known back then about AIDS and parents were trying to protect thier own kids from getting sick much like parents do! If you have a kid who is a punk, doing things like bleeding on newspapers that he delivered to customers and spitting on people who unfortunately develops a horrible disease that is unfamiliar then parents are going to be scared that he would do something malicious to thier kid like spit on them. That’s why a petition was signed! That’s a story you don’t hear about! Not all parents kept thier kids from going to school with him, mine included! I had to continue to go to school with him after he fought to go back and I was a scared 6th grader! So yeah, I don’t feel idiotic for something we didn’t know at the time. It’s impacted all of us who actually lived it not what you see in a made for TV movie!

@JJA1987

Жыл бұрын

Correct R 24

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

@@Likwise That's a lie.

@Likwise

Жыл бұрын

@@seanwebb605 to say it was a lie is a lie! I lived it! Anyone who actually lived it knows the truth! Don’t call me a liar about something that I personally had to endure!

The description of the video is a little misleading. Technically we are talking not about blood transfusion, but more specifically we should be referring to infusion of Factor 8 blood concentrates. The process is a little different and comes with different risks. When someone with Hemophilia infuses Factor 8 or Factor 9 concentrates it appears as a relatively clear fluid. The product is derived from the plasma donations of tens of thousands of donors. It's significant for two primary reasons: Firstly the risk of becoming infected with a blood borne pathogen is far greater. Instead of a single exposure you are talking about exposure to tens of thousands of donors. Secondly the medication is often infused at home by a parent or the hemophiliac. The second part is extremely important to understand. Hemophilia is a hereditary X chromosome linked disorder often passed on by mothers to their children. Women are more often carriers of this mutation while males are more likely to display symptoms of the actual disorder. This creates a great deal of guilt for mothers. Due to the prolonged bleeding times hemophiliacs often appear with bruises. Mothers are subject to leers and looks as if they have abused their children. At one point the Concerned Parents of Western School Corporation attempted to have authorities declare Jeanne White and unfit mother. Now imagine that you have endured this type of moral judgement and you know that you have now infused your child with HIV which has led to AIDS? That's terribly difficult for a parent. Then to be considered some sort of monster for allowing your child to be around others and subject other children to "unknown risks" it was pretty horrible for families of hemophiliacs. Perhaps what is most remarkable about Ryan is he pushed off the title of innocent AIDS victim. He objected to being thought of as a pitiful victim and had a great deal of sympathy for others who contracted AIDS through other means. In fact the gay community was instrumental in keeping his family informed about treatment options. Ryan writes about one such interaction with a man in an AIDS clinic in New York City. If you find these videos compelling then please go and read Ryan White My Own Story or Weeding Out the Tears. Both of these books are fantastic.

Respect to this kid

I love the way he talks!! ❤

I remember his story. I was growing up during this era and it was found out how exactly AIDS is transmitted. Now you don’t know if some one has it unless they told you.

@danielleschiazza6172

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I was 10 when he died but I remember it like it was yesterday, I felt so bad for him, I cried every time I saw him on television. I was always a sensitive empath. My mom used to be so angry when she saw stories about the way he and his family were treated.

@WickedlyMe328

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielleschiazza6172 I was 9, so your age basically. I remember how he fought to go to school and remember thinking it was silly he didn’t have chicken pox, so why can’t he go to school?

@chrissimpson6701

6 ай бұрын

I remember it too. We were scared out of our minds, but this young man didnt deserve this. His spirit is forever with Jesus. We didnt know any better at that time people were dying all around us.

What a man. For sure

this is the world i remember, its the world i grew up in , full of fear bigotry ignorance and stupidity. what those people said about him broke my heart. no child should ever have to go threw such cruelty. i wish Ryan could see how far we have come. he started a wave that washed over all of us. he educated people and he made a huge change by doing so....i think alot of the younger folk who have never lived in that world of fear bigotry ignorance and stupidity should see this! it put things into perspective.

Ryan, you have inspired me so much

People pretend like they would have done something else in the communities stance if they were there. This was back when people were being fed false narratives about AIDS and how you can get it. This kid was SOOO strong and smart. I have the utmost respect for this young man and his maturity. Talk about strength and courage. Holy hell. We should be blaming the media, not the community of Kokomo, Indiana. Such a super strong young man!

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

Swansea Massachusetts reacted entirely differently at or around the same time with the same available information. Cicero, Indiana took a chance and tried to do better than Kokomo did.

I love you. Ryan. White 😥

Indiana, very “Christian” and very conservative

Whats an amazing person Ryan was

He was talking to those kids like he was 40 years old. Damn man

Treat people with dignity and respect. That town should erase any history of the ones against Ryan permanently like the way they treated him.

People were terrified here in Kokomo. At that time Doctors weren’t 100% sure what ways AIDS could be transferred. With that being said, yeah it’s terrible that it happened, but this is such an early time in regards of AIDS. It’s so crazy to think this all happened in my city.

Wise Child!!!! ✝️ Bless his ❤️

I don't understand why Infectious Disease specialist/doctors didn't come forward to correct and incorrect beliefs that people were panicking over regarding the spread of HiV/ Aids to clear up the confusion. I have been living with HIV + now for 32 years. I had to address these fears of family and other people that knew of it. My Infectious Disease doctor would give information seminars on his time after working at his practice just for this reason. I have deep respect for Ryan White's bravery and what he achieved in the short time since his diagnosis. May God keep him in his care and be w/his family. Thank you Ryan ❤

@seanwebb605

2 ай бұрын

Dr. Donald Francis from the CDC proposed a national awareness and education program and it was denied. Various departments at the federal level were told by the Reagan Administration to keep quiet. If asked by congress they were told to tell them that they had all of the money that they needed. At the same time the CDC was begging for more money specifically to do work on HIV/AIDS and awareness. The attorney general chose to use his own authority and worked with Anthony Fauci at the National Institute Of Allergies And Infectious Diseases to create and education package that was sent to homes across the United States.

Listen. Just listen. Peace.

It's so sad. I remember wen that happened. I cried for that poor child. Just shows how small minded ppl really are!😮😢😢😢

Almost everything known today about the means of HIV transmission was known by 1982. 1982, people. I'm 70 years old and remember everything. Some American communities panicked much more than others. By 1982 it was scientifically clear that HIV is not an airborne virus, nor can it be spread through saliva. The citizens of Kokomo, Indiana had had this fact explained to them REPEATEDLY by public health officials but chose to disregard the explanation and to focus instead on their paranoia and desire for a scapegoat. Once you've discarded reason and probability, anything is possible. If homophobia had not been so deeply entrenched in much of small town American culture, the epidemic could have been handled more efficiently and with much less unreasoning fear.

Ryan white have saved so many lives and helped, in the future.. The people in kokomo, indiana. I know they hate themselves..

40 years later we repeat the same mistake.

RIP brave man.

I wonder how those people feel about HIV/AIDS now

Those ignorant parents in Kokomo especially the mother who said what if her daughter sits next to Ryan and sneezes on her.

@Likwise

Жыл бұрын

“Ignorant parents “?! Really? You didn’t live that situation so you can’t comment on a movie that leaves out facts! Parents were concerned about a bad kid who spit on people for fun and cut himself to bleed on newspapers before delivering them to people then contracted a deadly virus that was virtually unknown and all of the sudden became a saint! You tell me, you wouldn’t be concerned?

Ryan White is a hero and ab inspiration to the world

1985 when people were stupid and had no idea of how aids can be aquired.

@bratsbord81

5 жыл бұрын

While they were cruel to people infected, there was very little known early in the 80s about HIV/AIDS. Even doctors had no idea how it was contracted, how to treat it plus all the conflicting reports going public from health officials giving misinformation about the disease sparked panic. Kokomo citizens shouldn’t have behaved this way, but the health officials began this panic! 🤷‍♀️

That was a tough time people were stigmatized people where afraid to drink out of water fountains, drive ambulances, cops were afraid of contact everybody was,nobody knew how to treat it.

Rip Ryan white 😢😢😢😢😢

The movie was filmed in Statesville,NC

My only question is to ask those who are in this documentary. Harassing this young boy, what do they think now?

The main problem was that for most of the 80s regarding HIV/AIDS it was way too easy for people to shrug their shoulders and say "That's a gay and drug addict only problem...not something for us decent folk to have to worry about". Sadly once upon a time rape was seen as a "sluts/whores only problem" and that "decent women" don't get raped...which of course is most definitely not true. Nowadays it's things that are needlessly made into a "race issue" (that is, its framed as if it's something that effects mostly blacks) when in most cases it's a "it can easily happen to anyone" issue. To paraphrase that Teacher's Bet episode of Boy Meets World, in situations like these, it's not good for just one person to jump up in outrage...we should all jump up.

Poor baby boy

I saw this at school

The residents of Kokomo, Indiana forget Ryan White after his death.

How the hell can they truly be so cruel?! He was not some junkie who was shooting up dirty needles he was just a boy who was given a bad hand because of a major fuck up by health “professionals” and Ryan was so kind he forgave those parents who were talking horrible things about him

@Likwise

2 жыл бұрын

Parents were protecting thier own kids from something totally foreign at the time. It’s called being a concerned parent! You don’t know the whole story about that kid to know the actual truth and his picture is painted in a totally different light than real life!

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

Not the health professionals.

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

@@Likwise They were pretty horrible.

@Likwise

Жыл бұрын

@@seanwebb605 I actually was forced to “live” this nightmare as I was a year younger than Ryan so I know truth and facts that the “movies” leave out! You have no idea even half of the truth

@seanwebb605

Жыл бұрын

@@Likwise Yes I know the truth. Yes I have looked beyond just the movie or the book.

He was also talent

The people of Kokomo are damned

When aids first took off my mom was so paranoid about my freind had the measles she was worried he had aids .

People were terrified of the unknown, and always will be, the narrative was pushed and sadly/ tragically people died , at the time , ppl had to be cremated , 1980,s , R. I. P Ryan , very wise beyond your young years . ❤

hes condition is hard to understand that what he had when is still alive

Aides have circulated around the world for centuries, and many people are totally a bliss with any type of medical issues.

Wow

😢😢😢🌷🌷🌷

My uncle was a commercial pilot i asked him . What worrys you two word's take off and landing. Rest tskes its course . But you can go in a simulation.. ive seen pilots try and fight crash site's and fail just like the actual crew .

Watching this Video makes me very Sad my Heart Breaks for Ryan White that he had to Put Up with those Stupid and Dumb People in Kokomo being very Mean and Rude to him while he was very Sick and Ill may you Rest in Heaven Ryan White.

The ironic thing is that the very people who hated on Ryan White....are primarily responsible for him becoming famous and meeting a plethora of celebrities. Ryan's short life has impacted the world HELLA MORE than all of those who hated on them combined.

Just a really cute kid he would have went very far in life

I just watches movie. It touched my heart. So smart and mature. 💙💙

We think we have eliminated this pathetic behavior. We haven't. Look how many people handled the pandemic. Hoarding things, pointing fingers. The parents taught the kids to fear this boy. They let their fear turn them into terrible ignorant fools. Ultimately fear of the unknown causes this. Perhaps doctors should have been transparent with how this disease spread.

Idk how his mother didn’t go active pew pew mode, she is stronger than I

How did he contract the disease?

@seanwebb605

2 ай бұрын

Regular infusions of Factor 8 to treat Hemophilia. The blood/plasma used for the medicine was sourced from risky sources including the Arkansas State Prison System.

So sad very handsame ryn white died

Now theres hiv commercials like it's the common cold.

I look up on Ryan, and I look down on those losers from Kokomo who behaved like what they are, chickens. greetings from Argentina.

@seanwebb605

6 жыл бұрын

Don't look now, but....makemedicinesaffordable.org/en/world-aids-day-2017-argentina-remains-without-an-effective-hiv-law/

People are still receiving money from the Ryan Fondation?

@seanwebb605

2 ай бұрын

Nope. It closed years ago.

@user-zt4qh5zn7r

2 ай бұрын

@@seanwebb605 I'm dealing with a Organization that is paying for all my medical stuff Ryan White don't have to pay anything? Cincinnati Ohio

Sorry for the misguided people you dealt with Ryan. I thought Bobby Knight visited him.

@seanwebb605

2 ай бұрын

They met at a game.