From School Library Journal YA This book is intended for adults who are the primary caregivers of those with AIDS or AIDS-Related Complex. Still， there is much valuable information here for any YA who cares about someone with the disease. Information ranges from practical and concrete descriptions of what is known about AIDS， related diseases， and treatment and what to do about insurance， legal， and financial matters; to compassionate， supportive profiles of what readers and their friends may go through emotionally as the disease progresses and after. The speakers are lovers， friends， and relatives of homosexual and bisexual men， drug users， and a hemophiliac. Their testimony shows their courage and caring. Helpful appendixes include a directory of AIDS-related organizations， ``What Really Causes AIDS，'' ``The HIV Antibody Test: Pros and Cons，'' and ``Safer Sex Guidelines.''Sally Bates， Houston Public LibraryCopyright 1987 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description As a loved one what can you do to confront the trauma of an AIDS diagnosis? When Someone You Know Has AIDS has the answers. With personal stories and the most up-to-date information about the disease's symptoms and treatments， and practical advice on everything from health insurance to social security disability benefits， it provides the facts you need--as well as comfort and solace to help meet the ever-growing challenge of AIDS and HIV. Line drawings. See all Editorial Reviews