Kids Issue Double cover with willow and Jaden Smith

" My Dad INJECTED me with HIV
over Child Support Payments"
Brryan Jackson
Brryan Jackson?s story began when he was only
11 months old and his father, who had worked in the
medical field, insidiously injected him with
HIV-tainted blood.
By: Annetta K.Daily Mail
Five years later his mother unaware of his father's
heinous actions, doctors diagnosed Bryyan with
full-blown AIDS.
Jackson arrived at the Missouri Department of
Corrections to tell Bryan Stewart just how
drastically he had changed his son's life. And he
wanted to make sure Stewart, who is serving a life
sentence for the horrific crime, would be denied
parole.
Jackson?s father was fighting over child support
payments with his son?s mother, who had left him
earlier that year after he became physically and
emotionally abusive. Stewart had become a different
person from the man Jackson's mother had fallen in
love with when they were both training as medics at
a Missouri military facility. When Jackson's mother
found out she was pregnant in 1991, Stewart was
'really excited'. But everything changed when he
returned from Operation Desert Storm in Saudi
Arabia, Jackson told the BBC. Stewart tried to kill his
son so that he wouldn't have to keep paying child
support, Jackson said. Suddenly Stewart was
claiming that Jackson wasn't his child and demanded
a DNA test. That's when the abuse began. Jackson's
mother left Stewart, but the brutal fights continued.
Jackson said his father would tell her: 'Your child's
not going to live beyond the age of five'. Contact
between Stewart and Jackson's mother ceased, but
when the boy was hospitalized with an asthma
attack his father found the perfect opportunity to
strike. Investigators later discovered Stewart had
been stealing samples of infected blood from the
laboratory he worked at and was storing them at his
home. He had even joked with coworkers about
infecting someone with one of the viruses, saying
'they'd never even know what hit them'. When
Stewart visited Jackson on the day he was scheduled
to be discharged from the hospital, his mother was
surprised. 'He wasn't a very active father, so
everyone thought it was strange when he showed
up,' Jackson said. Stewart asked Jackson's mother to
grab him a drink from the cafeteria. When he was
finally alone with his son, Stewart injected the boy
with the infected blood. Jackson, who had just been
nursed back to health, immediately began to
deteriorate. 'My vital signs were all out of whack
because it wasn't just HIV blood he had injected me
with, it was incompatible with mine,' he said. Jackson
was sent home after his vital signs were restored,
but his health continued to worsen. Believing they
had done everything possible, physicians offered no
hope to my family and expected him to die within 5
months after coding twice. Due to complications
from the medication from the disease Bryyan also
lost 70% of his hearing. Miraculously, he defied the
odds and lived on to represent a story of courage,
perseverance, forgiveness, and faith. Since the age of