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There was once a boy named Ampho.

Nobody really liked him though. 

They taunted him for many years, 

and nobody walked past him without 

feeling fear. 

Ampho was always seen when Fun-guy was around,

even though he always hung with the anti-fungal crowd. 

Fun-guy always tried to stay away from Ampho, 

because he always tried to bind to his ergosterol.

This would always disrupt the Fun-guy's cell membrane,

and cause him to go INSANE!

One day, poor little Ampho

discovered that people had been calling him 

Ampho the Terrible. 

Ampho new he wasn't the bad guy,

all he wanted to do was help. 

He knew the real villain was Fun-guy

but nobody could see into his real self. 

Ampho new he wasn't perfect, 

he sometimes had a negative affect. 

Like when he was hanging with his friend IV,

he always caused trouble like Hypokalemia and 

nephrotoxicity. 

They would play for an hour or three 

before the fever and chills were caused by pro-

inflammatory. 

When IV goes home for the day,

Boney Marrow often comes over to play. 

When Boney comes over he often looks suppressed,

this is because Ampho causes him to be depressed. 

However, this story isn't just about Ampho you know, 

so like the Fun-guy the story is about to grow.

One day Fun-guy was taking over the playground. 

His Candida personality made him pick on all the 

children in town. 

The children started to feel very ill. 

Headaches and tummy aches, and itching galore,

the children felt as if they wouldn't live anymore. 

Ampho heard the children start to cry and ball,

so he took the "blood stream" bus to finish off Fun-guy one 

and for all. 

When Ampho got to the playground spot,

he saw everyone get scared of him because of what they had 

thought. 

Ampho ran up to Fun- guy and cried out "Stop it", 

Fun-guy look at him and grinned, he said "I'm not going to to 

quit."

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