Re: Question 5 -- MSJA Genetics

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Subject: Re: Question 5

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Lauren

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Date Posted: 19:00:01 12/14/03 Sun
In reply to: Tina 's message, "Question 5" on 18:09:06 12/10/03 Wed

If I were Janet�s doctor, I would try my best to council the patient and provide positive support. As Tina stated in reference to cancer patients, suggesting finding support groups to help her emotionally would be a good idea. I also agree with Tina that it is the physician�s job to recommend a way for the patient to cope with their latest news of a diagnosis of a life-threatening disease. I feel that not only should the medical professionals help the patient deal with his or her feelings of inevitable guilt, but the family and perhaps counselors should help as well.

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Re: Question 5	DEVON	06:50:08 12/15/03 Mon