brryan jackson

Brryan Jackson (right) plays with mentor and instructor Jeff Moody during a guitar lesson Thursday evening at Moody’s home in O’Fallon, Mo. [1]

“We’ve worked with a lot of kids over the years, and there definitely is no one like Brryan Jackson. [2]

CHARLES COUNTY ‘ Brryan Jackson pulled into the school parking lot in the family minivan. [3]

Wearing skinny jeans and a black knit skater cap, Jackson was getting ready for a senior bonfire that night. [...] CHARLES COUNTY - Brryan Jackson pulled into the school parking lot in the family minivan. [2]

On Feb. 2 of that year, Brian Stewart, a laboratory aide, smuggled tainted blood into his son’s hospital room, where the 11-month-old infant was recuperating from a respiratory illness. [...] Jackson wants to speak to schools, churches and community groups, to educate people about HIV and AIDS, to reduce the stigma, to stop the spread of the virus. [3]

Jackson wants to speak to schools, churches and community groups to educate people about HIV and AIDS, to reduce the stigma and to stop the spread of the virus. [...] In middle school, some kids thought that only people who were gay had AIDS. [...] “I want to teach others about the new meaning of HIV and how I’ve given my life a positive outlook,” he said. [2]

‘I want to teach others about the new meaning of HIV and how I’ve given my life a positive outlook,’ he said. [3]

On Feb. 2 of that year, Brian Stewart, a laboratory aide, smuggled tainted blood into his son’s hospital room, where the 11-month-old infant was recuperating from a respiratory illness. [2]

He’s gone from a child who struggled to cope with his situation ‘ he even changed his name, adding the extra ‘r,’ to distance himself from his father’s memory ‘ to a young man eager to fight the stigma of those living with HIV-AIDS. [...] Jackson credits his mother and family, and their faith in God, for helping him cope. [3]

Jackson has told his story to health classes in his high school and to thousands of other kids. [2]

Sources:
[1] St. Charles crime, weather, traffic, government & local breaking news
[2] Despite getting HIV injection as infant, teen to graduate - Columbia
[3] Teen with AIDS set to graduate - ColumbiaTribune.com

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