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According to Dr. Thelma Frances, a psychologist at UCWEL People Solutions Counseling & Associates on Clower Street, “there is usually a harsh emotional toll on the individual with the problem.  There are lots of fears and isolation.  For the individual with the disease, it’s grappling with morality, life issues, and being alienated by people who are supposed to love them.  So the impact in terms of feelings of insecurity, depression and isolation is very prominent.” 
Sharon took matters into her own hands, a fact that did not go over well with her son.  She would often follow her son’s partners home and leave anonymous letters on their doorstep or in their mailbox, encouraging them to get tested.  
Then one day she received an anonymous email informing her that her son was involved in prostitution.  She followed him to a club he frequently attended and confronted him.  

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