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In a mint-green living room in Prince George's County, five scared women prepared to die.
It was 1987, and Pat Nalls had just learned she had AIDS. Complications from the disease had taken her husband and 3-year-old daughter. Grieving and sick, with two healthy children depending on her, Nalls had returned to the cemetery to buy a third plot for herself. She was 29.
As D.C. gives troubled AIDS groups millions, others struggle - washingtonpost.com
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