Handmade doll: My Life After a Death
Part of the Stitches collection.ST-MIZ-DE-0112
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My Life After a Death

Denise Lamb BramlettPort Huron, MI

The story

After the death of my one true friend, trying to save her life. I unwillingly put myself in harms way. I too at first thought I was to lose my life. But with grace of God and his purpose for me I'm still here. After 11 years of loneliness I know longer feel alone and this is truly a blessing. I only wish I found this sooner. A wish for others to not have to wait so long. It's been a long journey and hopefully my life after a death may make someone else's not so long.

About this doll
Represents
HIV/AIDS
Heritage
Caucasian
Birth date
March 31, 1965
Diagnosis
1995
Exhibited at
Michigan PWA Task Force 2007

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These dolls, created by women with HIV/AIDS, show that the disease is one with multiple layers that each woman must peel away in order to live a positive life.

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