Millions of people from around the globe marked World AIDS Day on December 1. In Sacramento, local HIV/AIDS organizations worked hard to make the day about not only remembering lives lost, but also advocating for the 34,000 Californians who have HIV/AIDS. Many of those people are currently at risk of losing funding for their medications. As California continues to face a state budget crisis, HIV/AIDS organizations statewide are fearful of more cuts to the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). ... Lesley FBK comment-18647 2009-12-03T20:46:06Z 2009-12-03T20:46:06Z I agree he really dont understand how cuting the funds will impact people living with HIV and AIDS, I have been living with it for 3 years and Im uninsured so ADAP has helped me with Meds and i know for afact that if I wasnt on meds I would either be in the hospital lying on my death bed or Dead already this is so wrong, HIV and AIDS is no different from somebody with Cancer or Diabetees so what is he going to cut the funds for those people too, I dont understand this thats why we really need to be praying for this country and those in Leadership..........GOD has to step in on this for real..... FBK 2009-12-03T20:46:06Z Kati Garner comment-18606 2009-12-03T01:25:06Z 2009-12-03T01:25:06Z Thank you for covering this! Kati Garner 2009-12-03T01:25:06Z