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Gia

Daughter of an American restaurateur, She breathed in fashion's golden age, On the ramp, she was hot like wildfire. A playgirl, she likely broke a million hearts, Prancing on a hundred beds in her life, Of course sharing with hundreds her arts. Also engaged in doing drugs just so often, Not caring even a bit about the sterility, Oh, how she shared syringes and needles. Be successful - but never ever like her.
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35 / M / Indian
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Written by
Atul
35 / M / Indian
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Nov 6, 2016
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Gia Carangi (born on January 29, 1960) was one among the USA's first commercially successful supermodels.

She died of multiple AIDS-linked disorders on November 18, 1986 (aged just 26).

She probably got AIDS from her substance abuse and the improper sharing of non-sterile needles if not exactly due to unprotected casual sex.

HP Poem #1240

©Atul Kaushal

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