Re: Question 5 -- MSJA Genetics

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Subject: Re: Question 5

Author:
Angelique Hrycko

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Date Posted: 13:57:41 12/10/03 Wed
In reply to: Marissa S. 's message, "Question 5" on 18:44:41 12/09/03 Tue

My answer to question 5 is close to Marissa's. I would be somewhat angered that I was the one who had the genetic mutation, but I would be relieved and happy that she does not have to suffer and go through physical and mental anguish. If my sibling were the one to get the mutation, I would also feel extremely guily, and would feel as if I constantly had to watch over her, in fear that something bad would happen. I would feel that I am not offering as much support and comfort as I should, and I would probably be consumed with worry and loneliness. It is a very difficult situation for both the sibling affected with the mutation and the healthy sibling.

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Re: Question 5	Natalie	06:15:36 12/11/03 Thu