Jeanne White-Ginder Biography

Jeanne White-Ginder was told that her son Ryan a hemophiliac had contracted AIDS from a tainted blood product. Although the doctors gave him only six months to live Ryan's outlook was positive and he was determined to live a relatively normal life. He wanted to stay in school and Jeanne was determined to give her son his dream. His crusade to remain in school captured the nation's attention and forever changed our view of AIDS and those living with it. Ryan White died five and a half years after being diagnosed with AIDS. Today his name is an invitation to enjoy life a call for understanding and a cry for increased research. As director of the Ryan White Foundation Jeanne White-Ginder led the crusade for the rights of of people with HIV/AIDS. Her book Weeding Out the Tears was published in 1997. Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on Jeanne White-Ginder and other top speakers and celebrities.

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