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'''Hepatitis''' is [[disease]] that can refer to:
 
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*[[Hepatitis A]]
 
*[[Hepatitis A]]
 
*[[Hepatitis B]]
 
*[[Hepatitis B]]
 
*[[Hepatitis C]]
 
*[[Hepatitis C]]
 
*[[Hepatitis D]]
 
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==== Whizzer Brown, Marvin, and Trina ====
 
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Hepatitis is directly linked to Mr. Whizzer Brown and his partner Marvin, homosexuals from the 1970s and '80s. Marvin (last name unknown), came down with the disease (hepatitis) along with syphilis while in a marriage with his wife, Trina. Famously said by Whizzer Brown, the statement "Hepatitis hepatitis?" had been written in all bold from the source. The two (Trina and Marvin) divorced after having a son, Jason, who was arguably quite mentally unstable. Due to this, Whizzer, Marvin, and Trina all desperately tried to have him go to a psychiatrist. Eventually, Jason agreed to see Mendel Weisenbachfeld, Marvin's psychiatrist. Trina and Mendel began to fall in love and married on May 27th at 8:00 PM. Eventually, the relationship between Marvin and Whizzer crumbled, and they broke up. All documentation of this account was written down in 1979 and 1981, leaving a two-year gap in which all information was lost. Marvin had befriended two lesbians, Cordelia and Dr. Charlotte, who moved in next door to him. This is not really that significant to this entire account, except for some news that Dr. Charlotte brings later on in this documentation. Eventually, Marvin bumped into Whizzer at Jason's baseball game, and they began to see each other again. Due to the AIDS epidemic that took place in the '70s, Brown was sadly informed by Dr. Charlotte that he had contracted the disease within the two year period that he and Marvin had separated. The last page in the document explains that Whizzer died during Bar Mitzvah of Jason that had been held in his hospital room because he and Jason were extremely close. One of Jason's favorite games was chess, and it is clearly written out that at Whizzer's funeral, Jason placed the "King" chess piece on Whizzer's grave. The inspirational story of Sir Whizzer Brown shows that we all need to make sure that we have safe sex to prevent the spread of STDs, hepatitis included.
 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 03:18, July 12, 2020

Hepatitis is disease that can refer to:

See also

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