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Лист Олексія «Мене звати Олексій. Мені 15 років. Я щойно повернувся зі школи. Почуваюся добре, але всі знають, що в мене ВІЛ. Більшість однокласників уникають мене. У мене немає друзів. Щодня я йду зі школи з опущеною головою У мене депресія, усі мене бояться, і я почуваюся страшенно самотнім. Я хочу мати друга, з яким можна було б поговорити» . Який лист-відповідь ви би написали Олексію? Розгорнута відповідь​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Олексію

Просп.Соборності 14, м.Миколаїв

Шановний Олексій!

Мене звати(Имя). Мені(столько то лет). Я готов(а) тебе підтримати. Я ось що на це скажу. Друзі в тебе найдуться, які можуть і готові тебе підтримати. Спробуй знайти в мережі людей у яких теж є ВІЛ. Тоді ти перестанеш відчувати себе самотнім. А щодо однокласників, ти может спробувати їм сказати, що ти не заразний, що через, наприклад, обійми або рукостискання вони не зможуть отримати ВІЛ. Ще скажи їм, що тебе не треба боятися. Можеш спробувати оповісти їм через це: у себе в соціальній мережі викласти пост про ВІЛ, у якому ти укажеш коли людина може заразитися а коли ні, і тоді всі твої однокласники і колишні друзі, які тебе покинули, до тебе повернуться.

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Answer 2

Letter Response to Alexey

Dear Alexey,

I read your letter and I want you to know that you are not alone. It takes a lot of courage to open up about your feelings, and I'm here to support you. It's understandable that you may be feeling lonely and isolated due to the way your classmates treat you because of your HIV status. However, it's important to remember that you are not defined by your illness. You are a unique individual with so much to offer the world.

First and foremost, it's crucial to prioritize your own well-being and mental health. Dealing with depression and feelings of loneliness can be challenging, but there are resources available to help you. Consider reaching out to a trusted adult, such as a teacher, counselor, or family member, who can provide guidance and support. They can help you navigate through these difficult emotions and connect you with professional help if needed.

Remember that you are not alone in your experience. There are support groups and organizations that specifically cater to individuals living with HIV. These groups can provide a safe space for you to meet others who understand what you're going through and offer a sense of community. They can also provide valuable information and resources to help you manage your condition.

It's important to educate your classmates and dispel any misconceptions they may have about HIV. Many people still hold outdated beliefs and stigmas surrounding HIV, which can lead to discrimination and isolation. Consider speaking with a teacher or school counselor about organizing an educational session or awareness campaign to help your classmates better understand HIV and reduce the stigma associated with it. By raising awareness, you may be able to foster a more inclusive and supportive environment at your school.

In the meantime, focus on building a support network outside of school. Look for activities or hobbies that interest you, where you can meet like-minded individuals who share your passions. This could be joining a club, participating in community events, or volunteering for a cause you care about. By engaging in activities that bring you joy, you may find it easier to connect with others and form meaningful friendships.

Remember, Alexey, you are not defined by your HIV status. You are a valuable person deserving of love, friendship, and support. Reach out to the people around you, seek professional help if needed, and remember that there are organizations and communities that can provide the support you deserve.

Take care of yourself, and know that you are not alone in this journey.

Sincerely, YouChat