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Something Worse Than AIDS?

Where are we to turn when something more vicious than AIDS arises?

DaRuddest Jones

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Where are we to turn when something more vicious than AIDS arises? Is it a sign of the times? Can we say predictions from the bible are coming true? How real is this? Is this a lab created situation? Is it a hoax? Should we be concerned? Where do we go from here?

According to the factually and non-factually informed World Wide Web, there is a new superbug STD. Supposedly there is an untreatable strain of Gonorrhea that can kill in a few days. Now is this factual… After sifting and snooping and looking and reading… (And I must say I have the attention span of a mentally disabled ant). I’m coming a cross a crap load of different conclusions but, lets speculate that it is a real thing. Lets run with the idea that there is indeed another catastrophic STD that we need to protect ourselves from.

gon·or·rhe·a
ˌgänəˈrēə/
noun
noun: gonorrhoea; noun: gonorrhea
  1. a venereal disease involving inflammatory discharge from the urethra or vagina.
How can we defend ourselves against such a thing when we have adults and teens who don’t bother to exercise the use of a condom?

How can we defend ourselves against something like this when sex has become a recreational sport? It is no longer used as a way to express love or procreate. Now we, myself included, do it simply because it feels good. And there are too many who don’t think twice about who they are going to get that good feeling from. They have a “get it where I can” mentality. It’s now gravely similar to a drug addict looking for that next good hit. People are scratching for that overly stimulating sensation at any cost.

There has to come a point when we begin to educate not just each other but ourselves. People are so fixated on preaching and then have undercover ads rolling around on Craigslist secretly looking for their sexual fix. We are up against men who lie about their sexuality and women who are too free with them. We are living in infectious days.

Just a few days ago I read a story about a young male college student who was diagnosed with AIDS and decided to take revenge by spreading it to others. If in fact people decided their lives were worth more than a nut perhaps the number of people he actually contaminated could  be a lot lower. Perhaps it would not have been so easy for him to achieve if people were not craving that sexual hit!

But here’s a question… How can we be less sexually charged when sex sells? Sex is in movies, in songs, in videos, in cartoons, in commercials. And even when not directly stated there are plenty innuendos.

The hypersexuality of us is why there are young mothers and fathers. And as s result of that we have shows like the MTV program, Teen Moms. How can we glorify this? All this does is tell the youth it is okay to be pregnant while still being a High School student. It makes such a thing okay when in actuality it is not.

Women have gotten to a place where they want to prove a point. For years they complained about the double standards. Men were allowed to be promiscuous while if a woman was she was called a “slut” or “hoe”. Now women are trying to show they can be like them without realizing they are only feeding into it. If they were not opening their legs like shower curtains men would not be able to acquire their vaginal gold so easily and in turn there would be no double standards to be had.

There has to come a time where we look in the mirrors and accept our own faults. We are a sexually charged society because we choose to be. While everyone is looking for that vaginal hit we forget the extreme risks we are taking.

This superbug can very possibly be a hoax… But what if its not? Then what?

Yes sex feels amazing but is it worth your life? If you need to experience it that badly just do the job yourself. And don’t feed me this f–kery about it being a sin to masturbate. Premarital sex is supposedly a sin too so whats the difference?

All I ask is that we begin to value our lives. We are all worth more than a good nut!


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Hydeia Broadbent’s father launches GoFundMe following the activist’s death

Hydeia Broadbent passed away from natural causes on Tuesday, February 20th.

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HIV/AIDS activist Hydeia Broadbent’s father has launched a GoFundMe following her death.

Hydeia passed away Tuesday, February 20th, at 39 years old.

She passed away peacefully

Her father, Loren Broadbent, shared the news Wednesday on Facebook that she died peacefully from natural causes.

Hydeia was abandoned at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas and was adopted by Loren and Patricia Broadbent.

At three years old, she was diagnosed as HIV-positive with advancement to AIDS.

Several years later after her diagnosis at age 6, Hydeia became a steadfast HIV/AIDS activist, committed to spreading awareness about the disease.

She appeared on various national television programs, including “A Conversation with Magic Johnson” on Nickelodeon, “Oprah,” “20/20,” and “Good Morning America.” She also appeared in New York Times, People, Teen People, Essence, Ebony and Sister 2 Sister Magazine.

In 2014, Hydeia became a spokesperson for the Magic Johnson Foundation.

Hydeia Broadbent GoFundMe

In light of Hydeia’s untimely passing, her father has set up a GoFundMe.

“Hi, I am Loren Broadbent, the father of Hydeia Broadbent. Yesterday afternoon Hydeia unexpectedly passed away. Our hearts are broken. Hydeia spent her whole life since the age of five showing us all how to love, fight, and speak up for those affected with HIV and AIDS. And as much as I wish she was still here fighting the great fight, God called her home. Letting us all know. Job well done”, the GoFundMe reads.

“In honor of her memory the family would like to lay her to rest. So at this time we are asking for donations. Along with well wishes and prayers. We would like to thank you in advance. Thank you, and let’s all keep her memory alive and continue the fight where she left off.”

The family is seeking to raise $20,000. At the time of this posting, they have raised approximately $14,000.

If you are interested in donating to Hydeia’s celebration of life and supporting the family, please visit the GoFundMe for more information.


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Hydeia Broadbent, AIDS activist and motivational speaker, dies at 39

Hydeia Broadbent passed away at 39 from natural causes.

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Hydeia Broadbent, a prominent AIDS activist and motivational speaker, has passed away at age 39.

Confirmation of Hydeia Broadbent’s passing

Her passing was confirmed by her father Loren Broadbent, in a post on Facebook, sharing Hydeia died from natural causes.

“With great sadness, I must inform you all that our beloved friend, mentor, and daughter Hydeia, passed away today after living with AIDS since birth,” his post read.

“Despite facing numerous challenges throughout her life, Hydeia remained determined to spread hope and positivity through education around Hiv/AIDS.”

Her incredible story

According to her website, Broadbent was abandoned at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas and, as an infant, was adopted by Loren and Patricia Broadbent.

At three years old, she was diagnosed as HIV-positive with advancement to AIDS.

Hydeia Broadbent and her activism

Hydeia Broadbent on Oprah

Hydeia Broadbent on Oprah

Hydeia became an activist at age 6, telling her story to the masses on various national television programs, including “A Conversation with Magic Johnson” on Nickelodeon, “Oprah,” “20/20,” and “Good Morning America.” She also appeared in New York Times, People, Teen People, Essence, Ebony and Sister 2 Sister Magazine.

Motivational speaker

In 1996, she was a speaker at the Republican National Convention, she stated “I am the future, and I have AIDS.”

In 2002, her family published a book entitled “You Get Past The Tears,” she appeared with her family on “Extreme Home Makeover” in 2004.

Until her passing, she was an international motivational speaker and AIDS activist.

In 2014, she became a spokesperson for the Magic Johnson Foundation, as well as other AIDS activist organizations, in order “to educate people about HIV/AIDS, raise awareness, and fight discrimination against those living with HIV/AIDS.”

“People think because I was born with HIV my story does not apply to them. Well, this same disease I am living with is the same disease you can get if you are aware and informed,” Broadbent said.

“I use my testimony as a warning of what you don’t want to go through.”

Most of us watched Hydeia and her bravery as she shared her story on this autoimmune disease. Her courage was something to be admired.

Unheard Voices sends its heartfelt condolences to Hydeia’s family and loved ones.


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Snoop Dogg’s daughter suffers “severe” stroke

Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus revealed in an instagram post she suffered a “severe” stroke.

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Snoop Dogg’s daughter Cori Broadus revealed she suffered a stroke.

Cori Broadus suffers stroke

On Thursday, the 24-year-old posted a photo on her Instagram Story from the hospital following the health scare.

“I had a severe stroke this a.m. I started breaking down crying when they told me,” she wrote. “Like I’m only 24, what did I do in my past to deserve all of this.”

Cori Broadus stroke (Photo Source: Instagram)

(Photo Source: Instagram)

Although Broadus didn’t provide any specific details on what led to her stroke or her recovery, the singer has had a difficult health journey for years after being diagnosed with lupus at age 6.

What is lupus?

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that makes your immune system damage organs and tissue throughout your body. It causes inflammation that can affect your skin, joints, blood and organs like your kidneys, lungs and heart.

Let’s keep Cori and all those battling autoimmune diseases like Lupus in our prayers. It is certainly a daily fight.


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