I'm providing my story I used to be active duty military

worked in the preventive medical section for a lot of my time

my service and I used to get in trouble because I would pass out

human People Are People they're going to do what they want and the whole issue

from being deployed we got a list and our department and it was a

pregnant and she was hiv-positive was actually

was doing a little research and I found that even though I

the HIV testing I was thinking and it kind of got my wheels turning. Maybe

make it a requirement for all Physicians because you have men

their yearly physical as well but if we make it a requirement then

away and what I'm thinking is that we can have the

letter or we can request them changed and I hope that we have a little bit

the policy changed and make it a requirement and not just

don't give them a decision about it but I actually put it in the guidelines and

to ask or be required to go ahead with the testing because I think

required it becomes a normal and when it becomes a normal it takes away the

have a project as matter fact I do and I'm going to request a

the USPS task force and I'm grateful because I'm in a position where I work with the

a normal routine in a requirement then it it creates it to be

cut the stigma so well I have other people waiting so that's my story

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Natacha Graham