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My Sister's Story: Once was more than enough

My Sister's Story: Once was more than enough

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Sonya's House founded in 2016, celebrates the life and spirit of Sonya Thompson. After 11 years of fighting, Sonya lost her battle from complications related to AIDS. Along her journey, she had difficulty accepting and compliance with her daunting medication regimen. From her experience, while caring for Sonya, the founder recognized the need for support within the Dallas Community and has heeded its call. No one should endure this battle alone and we are here to help. Opening 2017, this boarding house facility specializes in working with people affected by the virus that causes HIV and AIDS. We recognize the difficulty in adjusting to this life altering change; which can be mental, spiritual, physical and financial. Our goal is to provide low income housing and holistic care during this time. Here at Sonya's House we want every individual affected by this illness to live life abundantly. In memory of Sonya, we will be there as partners on this journey. If you would like to learn more about Sonya's House please contact the Founder Nepfrintina Hawkins.

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Pub dateOct 14, 2017
ISBN-101978327269
ISBN-139781978327269
LanguageEnglish
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