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The U.S. Congress passed a major piece of AIDS legislation, The Ryan White Care act, shortly after Ryan's death. The Act has been reauthorized twice, Ryan White programs are the largest provider of services for people living with HIV/AIDS in the United States.

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Ryan White died 1 moth before his high school graduation.

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The court order of the retraining order was dissolved. Ryan had won he was able to return back to school. Ryan and his family moved to a new city and new house to begin their new lives.

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The school was ordered a temporary restraining order(1949 statue) was used to get the venue changed to another city where Ryan and his mother thought they could get a fighting chance.

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Ryan began to get sicker and was admitted to the hospital where he was then placed on a feeding tube. At this point he qualified as handicap and could return back to school, but system appealed.

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Ryan was determined that he wanted to attend school so the school system tried to do his classes through a telephone speaker. Failed at this attempt due to lack of technical support

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During all this Ryan's mother's job at work is not covering the medical expenses. Ryan and his mother lost their first court case.

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Was a state that had a no right to public education policy.  (Kokomo City).  Needed to go to the Federal Court system to apply for a handicap  acceptance in that state.  Ryan was told this information two weeks before school started.

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Told Ryan and his mother that they couldn't fight back because they didn't have any money.

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One month later Ryan and his mother decide to visit a lawyer, Mr. Vaughn

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The school system says that he has a communicable disease.  Thinks it will affect the other students

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The school system says that he has a communicable disease.  Thinks it will affect the other students

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Ryan was refused to return to school because AIDS was poorly understood by the general public. He got a dog named "Barnie".

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After a biopsy of his lung, Ryan was diagnosed with pneumonia. The virus damaged his immune system and led doctors to the discovery that he had AIDS. He had hemophilia as well.