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01/12/2009

HIV/AIDS: Οι ζωγραφιές αφηγούνται τις ιστορίες τους

A CDC/MSF counseling intervention HIV/AIDS care and treatment project.

A CDC/MSF counseling intervention HIV/AIDS care and treatment project.
During a counseling session, the boy was sat next to his mother scribbling about on his paper. He didn’t talk a lot. The mother mentioned that since the village heard about their HIV status, the head-teacher did not want enroll the 7-year-old child at school. No teachers or students want an HIV positive child in their class…
This is a drawing produced by scribbling with eyes shut. What stands out from the drawing is a bird nest according to the patient’s narratives. His positive wife is pregnant. The scribbling represents his anxiety related to his wife pregnancy. The bird nest is the family they want to build up together…
The HIV negative sister has so many questions about the health of her HIV positive younger brother, so many things she cannot understand… Her school bag is full with stones giving her a burden she cannot carry. The stones are her worries, the burden is her stress –what if her classmates find out that she has an HIV positive brother?
The big hand is the social system. The ball is this HIV positive child that is hit away, out of the playfield. The HIV positive children are discriminated against in the society, especially if they are orphans…
A child is a child. Dream making and pill taking can go together… Being on ARV treatment does not prohibit children from dreaming…
This is a drawing made by a group of nurses, counselors and teachers who work with HIV/AIDS orphans.
This letter was sent to CDC/MSF clinic by a patient’s daughter, 12, 28/10/09.