Question 4- A daughter's tale -- Genetics

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Date Posted: 17:44:40 03/10/02 Sun
Author: Kira Dubas
Subject: Question 4- A daughter's tale

I think that suicide as an option that Janet has considered would cause greater pain for her family. People with AD are not necessarily unhappy - the worst victims of the disease are thos who must watch their loved ones deteriorate. However, as medecine is continually improving, it would be more beneficial to both Janet and her family if she died of natural causes rather than suicide. If Janet's family is able to deal with her disease by understanding that she might not remember them - I think that they would be a lot happier to have her alive and with them rather than dead because of suicide.

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Re: Question 4- A daughter's tale -- colleen mcintyre, 17:51:20 03/10/02 Sun