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LOS ANGELES TIMES (LT) - TUESDAY November 17, 1987
Lynn Simross; Times Staff Writer
The Women's AIDS Project, part of the Wholistic Health for Women center in West Hollywood, has support groups for women who test positive. Information: (213) 650-1508.
The Edelman Health Center in Hollywood, part of the Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center, has several groups, including one for people who are developing symptoms of AIDS. Information: (213) 464-7400.
The group Positive Living for US, which has applied for nonprofit status, held a weekend seminar in Los Angeles in mid-October and will hold another Feb. 5-7. Participants learn about stress reduction, meditation and visualization, nutrition and vitamins, and alternative therapies. Information: (213) 855-0640 or (213) 852-1480.
Kim Hartstein, one of the group's directors, has also started a support group that meets at his West Hollywood home.
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