No, honestly it was probably one of my best moments in life when I went there but the anxiety the kids are going through is making me feel so bad, i will take your word that having small cuts, and interacting with HIV positive kids who possible have small cuts and come into contact will not transmit HIV.
Not our word, but the word of science.
ok last time im commenting, are there any scientific papers or any other websites proving this? thank you
Hmmmmm......
How interesting. FIRST, you described the exact same scenario, only it was YOU who had the shaving cut when YOU were working at a center for HIV+ children.
Your questions were already answered in detail.
Please also be advised that it is not permitted to create a second user name to get around disciplinary action from MH.
Kindly move on.
I have no clue what you are talking about Nursegirl.. this is the first time I have asked about this. I am just a concerned teacher, who wants to know more about HIV. I just wanted to know whether a 3 hour old, or a cut which already had a scab but might've started bleeding and comes in contact with a wound of someone who is HIV positive, tranmissionable?