Hiv Persuasive Speech

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We have been fighting to find a cure for HIV for a long time. HIV is a retrovirus that attacks cells of the immune system. Leading to a loss of immune function and the development of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome also know as (AIDS). The reason we are coming to you is because we need your help to better lives and the future. We want you to donate money to this to make history and saves lives, but before you make your decision lets get a clear understanding of what HIV really is.

HIV has been around for a long time. Transmission through exchange of body fluids semen, vaginal fluid, blood, human milk (Meyer.)Early detection is really important because HIV usually starts as a STD. The question is how do you know you have HIV. Well you will have symptoms like these following. You would have a fever from an inflammatory reaction to the virus entering your bloodstream (Roberts.) This can be annoying because it can cause night sweats. Which is icky would you want to mess up your nice bed covers. Another symptom is sore throat can also occur later in the disease as the infected individual 's immune system becomes compromised (Roberts.) If a person has never had sore throat it is not a pleasant feel. Your donation can help these individuals get rid of that pain. Fatigue is also a symptom of HIV this may be the most under-reported symptom (Roberts.) .Even though that is no one want to feel that this can mess with your daily schedule work even. Help us help these people get back to their daily schedule.
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