and as an adult. The purpose of this paper is to present a proposal for such a remedy, to present a treatment play which will positively modify her use of

and livestock causing a condition referred to as nagana (Wiser, 2004). Trypanosoma brucei rhodensiense and Trypanosoma brucei gambiense, on the other hand, target man (Wiser, 2004). Respectively, these

"little or no support" (AIDS orphans, 2008). In addition, they may be abused and exploited (AIDS orphans, 2008). In a study done in rural Uganda, researchers found "high levels of

generally of more aggressive type, spreading faster in this population, a fact that has been supported by studies at George Washington University Hospital (Randolph, 1997). Other facts are also

issues related to the spread of untreated chlamydia, nursing researchers have determined the need to assess risk-taking behaviors, including increased unprotected sexual behavior and sexual activity with multiple partners, and