"I was told, 'Asunta, I'm sorry, you have AIDS,'" says Wagura, recalling the moment some two decades ago that changed her life forever.

“我被告知，‘Asunta，我很抱歉，你得了艾滋病，’”Wagula说。她回忆起大约20年前那个永远改变她一生命运的时刻。

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Today, World AIDS day, I want to re-introduce two young women whom you may have met once before.

今天是世界艾滋病日，我要再次介绍你们可能在此之前已见过的两位年轻妇女。

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She looked down to find a syringe sticking straight up out of the seat with a note attached that said, "You have just been infected with the AIDS virus."

她低下头发现座位上直立着一个注射器，上面贴着张纸条写着：“你已经被感染了艾滋病毒。”

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