11days later, I went to the hospital to do a checkup, the result came out and I tested NEGATIVE.
He prepared herbal medications and sent it to me through DHL COURIER DELIVERY SERVICES and I took it as he instructed. I know it is hard to believe but am a living testimony. Even Dr James proved to the whole world countless times that natural herbs can cure all kinds of diseases and he cured countless people using natural herbs. I was Cured of Hiv/aids and my aunt and her husband were cured from herpes by Dr James who uses natural herbs to cure different kinds of illness. Natural herbs can cure all kinds of illness including herpes,Cancer,Vaginal burning, diabetics, asthma,EBV, HIV, hepatitis,Enlargement, etc. I wonder why people still spend their money on surgery, injections and drugs each time they are sick. I'M TOTALLY CURED OF HIV FROM DOCTOR JAMES HERBAL MEDICINE Does anyone still doubt natural herbs? I've seen the great importance of natural herbs and the wonderful work they have done in people's lives. I am experimenting, but I have no idea if a Light/Dark MALE character can have any other love interest except Bastila. (I have only ever got Bastila as a Dark Side Male) I also think Mission should have been a choice, maybe for a Light Side Male. This is the game creators way of hiding a lesbian-based romance, but the way the dialogue is spoken is an indication that she LOVES you! A Cathar as a love interest is great, and I have no idea why this wasnt a MAIN love interest instead of the typical Carth/Bastila choices. When Bastila runs off to her G-Wing anf flies off to the Star Forge, talk to Juhani and she will tell you she "cares for you". In the battle with Bastila on Lehon (sorry, unknown world) make any choices that create the decision NOT to make Bastila join you and kill the others. (Assuming that you have completed all the crew-members sidequests, including helping Juhani KILL the guy from Taris who tried to buy her) No, a Dark Side female character is essentially how you get a romance with Juhani.
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