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WRITE A response EITHER AGREEING/ DISAGREEING FOR FUTHER ELABORATING ON THE SUBJECT POSTED BY CLASSMATE.PLEASE:- minimum of 150 words or more- strong academic writing / APA style 7th ed (please use in-text citing and References with hyperlink to articles at end )- must be scholarly articles only no older than 5 years or website that is gov/ org. no blogs- please be original writing ( will check for plagiarism ).PLEASE, SEE BELOW CLASSMATE DISCUSSION ANSWER AND WRITE A response EITHER AGREEING/ DISAGREEING FOR FUTHER ELABORATING ON THE SUBJECT POSTED BY CLASSMATE. #2pmHIV/AIDs is a dangerous disease that imposes stress and quickly leads to death, especially if the victim does not use antiretroviral drugs. However, positive behavioral change is inevitable to enhance healthy living. Indicatively, Mr. Banda has not accepted his new status of living with HIV and his detrimental behaviors. In this case, the first action I would take when he approaches me is to advise him to accept his status and avoid worrying excessively. HIV is one kind of disease among numerous others, and hence he should embrace a positive behavioral change and adopt ways of living with the virus (Thiabaud et al., 2020). Stress harms the immune system, which could further weaken the body and influence detrimental effects. Therefore, I would advise him to relax as regularly as possible and engage his family and friends. Engaging in activities, he enjoys such as music, sports, or reading newspapers, could also relieve the stress and focus more on positive living.Admittedly, Mr. Banda’s sudden change of behavior is influenced by social and economic inequalities such as inaccessibility to social amenities, family, and poverty. Indicatively, he resides in the villages where opportunities for economic and social expansion are relatively constrained. Firstly, antiretroviral therapy’s inaccessibility exerted stress on him since the disease is presumably riskier if adherence to drugs is not taken. Besides, he relies on small jobs and family farms, which is suggestively not enough to cater for travel expenses to access antiretroviral drugs. Further, Mr. Banda has a family to cater to, and his health status change would suggest low productivity or ability to generate income. Such played a critical role in inducing depression which he sought to regulate through alcoholism. In relation to Mr. Banda’s case, faith-based organizations and churches could encourage positive behavior in people living with HIV through organizing seminars where advice and basic needs could be provided (Thiabaud et al., 2020). While the victims could experience stigmatization, the churches could preach the message of hope and donate basic things such as food. ReferencesThiabaud, A., Triulzi, I., Orel, E., Tal, K., & Keiser, O. (2020). Social, Behavioral, and Cultural factors of HIV in Malawi: Semi-Automated Systematic Review. Journal of medical internet research, 22(8), e18747.