Question 5 -- MSJA Genetics

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Subject: Question 5

Author:
Mary

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Date Posted: 06:15:42 12/10/03 Wed
In reply to: Sister Karen 's message, "Case Study: Testing Family Bonds" on 14:22:39 11/03/03 Mon

If my sister were "spared" genetic mutation I would be extremely jealous of her but very thankful that she would be safer than I am. If she got the genetic mutation than I would feel so guilty and terribly upset. I probably would have a hard time dealing with it and would not be much help. I think now that I put thought into these scenarios I would definitely want to be the one with the genetic mutation. My sister is very strong and would probably be a great source of support, comfort, and love.

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Subject	Author	Date
Question 4	Mary	06:18:48 12/10/03 Wed

Re: Question 5	Angelique Hrycko	13:52:06 12/10/03 Wed