Gaabiizz
Friends, I have a doubt because Freddie left his medication?
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paulosham
Jog on!
Micrówave
If only he could've remembered where he left it!!!!
brENsKi
perhaps Julie Andrews with her "spoonful of sugar" would've helped
Rubbersuit
Well he couldn't take it with him...
Voice of Reason 2018
It looks like he's not the only one!
ole-the-first
Anti-AIDS medicines at that time could kill a man faster than disease. So Freddie did a good decision: if he continued to take medicines, he would die in 1989.
thomasquinn 32989
ole-the-first wrote: Anti-AIDS medicines at that time could kill a man faster than disease. So Freddie did a good decision: if he continued to take medicines, he would die in 1989.
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Wow. So you're a doctor of medicine *and* a diviner.
Or, more likely, you're an idiot talking straight from your ass, which admittedly does better on IQ tests than your brain.
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Wow. So you're a doctor of medicine *and* a diviner.
Or, more likely, you're an idiot talking straight from your ass, which admittedly does better on IQ tests than your brain.
Micrówave
[QUOTE]ole-the-first wrote: Anti-AIDS medicines at that time could kill a man faster than disease. So Freddie did a good decision: if he continued to take medicines, he would die in 1989. [/QUOTE]
The ones Magic Johnson got a hold of seem to be working pretty good.
The ones Magic Johnson got a hold of seem to be working pretty good.
brENsKi
Micrówave wrote:
ole-the-first wrote: Anti-AIDS medicines at that time could kill a man faster than disease. So Freddie did a good decision: if he continued to take medicines, he would die in 1989.
The ones Magic Johnson got a hold of seem to be working pretty good.
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yes but Professor Ole-the-first will probably come back and say that "Freddie had the WRONG kind of AIDS"
i personally think that the HIV cocktails prescribed are much more scientific than even professor Ole could summise. it's been recently proven that it has NOTHING to do with the "kind" of AIDS you get, the drugs will always work for anyone who keeps their original SURNAME ;-)
holly & magic Johnson (original surnames)
rock hudson, kenny everett and freddie mercury (changed surname)
obviously, i haven't dug any deeper at this stage....so if anyone finds any others who flout this rule, remember they are exceptions and this is 100% scientific....well as scientific as Professor Ole ;-)
ole-the-first wrote: Anti-AIDS medicines at that time could kill a man faster than disease. So Freddie did a good decision: if he continued to take medicines, he would die in 1989.
The ones Magic Johnson got a hold of seem to be working pretty good.
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yes but Professor Ole-the-first will probably come back and say that "Freddie had the WRONG kind of AIDS"
i personally think that the HIV cocktails prescribed are much more scientific than even professor Ole could summise. it's been recently proven that it has NOTHING to do with the "kind" of AIDS you get, the drugs will always work for anyone who keeps their original SURNAME ;-)
holly & magic Johnson (original surnames)
rock hudson, kenny everett and freddie mercury (changed surname)
obviously, i haven't dug any deeper at this stage....so if anyone finds any others who flout this rule, remember they are exceptions and this is 100% scientific....well as scientific as Professor Ole ;-)
malicedoom
I wonder how much longer Freddie would have needed to hold out to have any hope of pulling off a 'Magic Johnson' kind of safety net from the new medicines that eventually became available.
From what I've read, he probably first got it way back in the early 80s. If so, and he really went full blown in 1987, I don't see how he even came close to really having a chance to making it, no matter what you might read these days.
Unless I'm way off, I don't think any of the current drugs they have still can do very much for you once you've developed actual AIDS - the big thing is to keep you HIV positive, so it wouldn't have mattered for Freddie. :(
From what I've read, he probably first got it way back in the early 80s. If so, and he really went full blown in 1987, I don't see how he even came close to really having a chance to making it, no matter what you might read these days.
Unless I'm way off, I don't think any of the current drugs they have still can do very much for you once you've developed actual AIDS - the big thing is to keep you HIV positive, so it wouldn't have mattered for Freddie. :(
FriedChicken
brENsKi wrote: perhaps Julie Andrews with her "spoonful of sugar" would've helped
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place.
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place.
brENsKi
FriedChicken wrote: brENsKi wrote: perhaps Julie Andrews with her "spoonful of sugar" would've helped
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place.
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you dirty f**ker...lol
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place.
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you dirty f**ker...lol
thomasquinn 32989
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[b]FriedChicken wrote: [/b] brENsKi wrote: perhaps Julie Andrews with her "spoonful of sugar" would've helped
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place. [/QUOTE]
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Cocaine doesn't give you aids. That's metamphetamine. :P
[b]FriedChicken wrote: [/b] brENsKi wrote: perhaps Julie Andrews with her "spoonful of sugar" would've helped
I think Freddie rather had a spoonful of something else... but that was what got him in this position in the first place. [/QUOTE]
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Cocaine doesn't give you aids. That's metamphetamine. :P