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(Nthabiseng) My mother, she died in 2001, and she was HIV positive.
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Two years ago, my grandmother came to me
and gave me a letter from my mother saying,
“I'm sorry my daughter for not being there for you.”
That letter was explaining to me that she regrets
that she was not there.
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(Thobile) I didn't expect to be pregnant with Banele.
He just came. I knew I was HIV positive.
Oh my God, what have I done?
I’m going to die, and my baby is going to die.
Then he came. A beautiful, lovely boy.
He is HIV negative.
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(Dr. Diallo) Anytime you have to do something,
you know it's going to impact somebody's mom,
somebody’s daughter, somebody’s son.
CDC has this unique position in the world that nobody else has.
If you have so many experts,
it just increase your capacity to do what you have to do.
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(Male VO) I would like to like create a better life for myself,
my family, and everybody that is around me.
(Dr. Diallo VO) We are doing a great job. But we can do more.
(Nthabiseng VO) Whatever you are going through,
there’s a solution that will come. But it needs you.
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