Miss CJ Miles CJ Milesmisscjmiles.com rip off, disease, not paid, scam, hiv Internet

 First of all, you and your brother choose to participate in the pornography industry. The pornography industry have risks. These risks includes STDS. I'm assuming that your "brother" never asked for CJ Miles to be checked nor suggested a condom to be used. I understand your angry but you know the risks and you could or work a normal job to provide for your family.

My Cousin is/was also an adult actor who had "worked" with this CJ Miles . He was not paid what he was due and also was infected with the HIV virus due to his role in the film with CJ Miles. It appears that CJ Miles knows of her HIV+ status but still is making adult fils and spreading her HIV to other actors. The bad thing is My cousin who is married and has a sweet little daughter fell on some hard financial times and only performed in this ONE adult role and had the bad luck of it being with an HIV infected star named CJ miles. She not only infected him but she reckless disreguard for other peoples health has also affected the live of his wife and young daughter. I would think it would be against the lay to do what CJ miles has done, She should have to pay for knowingly Infecting people with her HIV.

 You chose to be a "porn" s**t as well as your brother.  Therefore you are subject to diseases because you did not practice safe sex.  From the CDC

The stages  of HIV are:

• Acute (Severe) Infection—Occurs as early as 2 to 4 weeks after  infection (but sometimes as long as 3 months later); some people report  flu-like symptoms during this time, but others have no symptoms at all. People  with HIV are very infectious during this time, meaning they can pass the  disease on to others. Symptoms can include night sweats, swollen lymph nodes,  sore throat, rash, fatigue, muscle aches, and ulcers in the mouth.
• Clinical  Latency (Dormancy or Inactivity)—After the  initial infection, the virus becomes less active in the body, but is still  present. This period can last up to 10 years (sometimes longer), and many  people do not have any symptoms of HIV during the clinical latency (or  dormant/inactive) period. However, they can still give the infection to others  at this time.
• AIDS—This  is the last stage of HIV infection; the person’s immune system is badly damaged  and he or she becomes susceptible to opportunistic infections (illnesses that  attack weakened immune systems). Symptoms can include diarrhea, night sweats,  fatigue, fever, chills, vomiting, and severe weigh t loss.