Prince Allegedly Contracted AIDS In The 90's And Diagnosed With HIV Last Year
Prince Allegedly Contracted AIDS In The 90's And Diagnosed With HIV Last Year
NOTE: This news comes from a report
that is not associated with The Preying Narcissist. We have stated allegedly
regarding Prince having contracted HIV and then just recently diagnosed with
AIDS. We have not confirmed these claims but are reporting the news for our
audience and much of the updated news on the artist Prince that comes forth. We
will learn soon enough whether this is truth after the autopsy is completed and
revealed.
Sheila E., long time friend of Prince said he was in a lot
of pain from a hip injury and he took prescription medicine. She was also asked
if she thought she knew how he died and she stated yes but stated she would
rather not share.
Read report below…
Prince was suffering from AIDS before being found dead last
week and had refused treatment because he believed he could be cured by prayer,
it has been claimed. The Purple Rain singer, who was a Jehovah's Witness, was
diagnosed with the crippling condition just six months before he passed away,
sources told the news outlet.
A source, who was not identified by the Enquirer, said:
'Doctors told Prince his blood count was unusually low and that his body
temperature had dropped dangerously below the normal 98.6 degrees to 94
degrees. 'He was totally iron-deficient, very weak and often disoriented. He
rarely ate and when he did, it all came right back up. 'His face was yellowish,
the skin on his neck was hanging off and the tips of fingers were a
brownish-yellow.' This comes as sources close to the investigation into the
singer's death claimed that he had prescription painkillers in his possession
when he died.
CNN reported that the pain-killing substance was found on
Prince while the Star Tribune in Minneapolis reported that prescription pills
were found where the musician died at the age of 57 last week at his home in
suburban Minneapolis. Prince was diagnosed with HIV back in the 1990s, but that
developed into AIDS toward the end of last year. The Enquirer goes on to claim
that the singer became addicted to opiate medication Percoet that he was using
to dull the pain he was suffering in his last months of life.
A statement by those close to Prince following his death
said he died of influenza, an infection that would likely have proved fatal if
his immune system had been decimated by AIDS.
Prince Allegedly Contracted AIDS In The 90's And Diagnosed With HIV Last Year
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The national inquiry is known to be a lying magazine sold in grocery stores. The have published me lies on people across the globe. This is not news this is mess without real truth.
ReplyDeleteYour work to grow your business would be more profitable with promoting truth and awaiting the reports like all national news media instead of jumping the gun.
You talking Christ on your blog but also have a little shit starting in your blood.
The Preying Narcissist is about revealing the truth that many refuse to do. This article is exactly that, TRUTH. So, if it offended you by any means, you can stop reading our work, but I promise you we will continue on without you.
Delete@TruthSeeker, we totally agree with this article. It's too bad that when you comment on a post we can hardly understand what was stated because of so many typos. Yes, the National Enquirer has published some untruths but what will you do if the truth comes out that Prince did have HIV? Will you apologize to the Preying Narcissist? Probably not, because people don't want to admit that Prince was a womanizer and possibly more than that and it is quite possible that he did contract AIDS back in the 90's. You should make sure to not stand up for a man who possibly slept with hundreds of people and not protect him because he's celebrity who never paid one of your bills!! Let's get real and stop worshiping man.
ReplyDeleteJust so you know influenza kills many people who DO NOT have HIV or Aids.
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