I am sure you didn't take the time to read that linked story because if you did and had any ounce of common sense you'd found one thing that was consistent throughout the story the woman told....that being that every time she stopped giving the drugs the children got better but ultimately fell ill again and had to be taken back to the doctor whereas she claims they put them back on medication that made them ill again. What is really startling is the fact that you totally missed that she kept the girl off the aids drugs for so long she developed full blown Aids which lead to cancer. Luckily they got it in time and keeping her away from this aunt she is doing fine today. There's a huge difference between feeling ill because of the side effects of drugs and taking them off the drugs and letting the disease take over. You obviously base your whole story off one case you happen to find where the aunt wasn't taking the necessary steps to ward off that which would ultimately make the kids sicker and that is having hiv that turns into full blown aids.
Furthermore from researching the hospital you are talking about hasn't had one infraction in over three years, it's a small twenty patient hospital who take in kids with aid/hiv from within the system that no one else wants after being removed from their parents for abuse/neglect or whose parents have died. Parents who didn't have the common sense not to get pregnant while being infected with aids/hiv and pass it to a vulnerable child they were carrying. This hospital you are bad mouthing also outranks many care facilities across the country and is consistently rated with five stars by most. Here's a link with some pictures of those children and they look rather happy if you ask me. You should be ashamed of yourself for making money off bad mouthing one of the countries highest rated care facilities based off one persons story who ultimately made a decision on her own without regard to the long term consequences that temporarily feeling better did not mean a lifetime of feeling better and put these children's lives in jeopardy.