Question 4 -- Genetics

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Date Posted: 21:14:01 03/10/02 Sun
Author: Meg Strawhacker
Subject: Question 4

I think anyone who suffers from a debilitating such as Alzheimer's, the patient will try and keep a good quality of life. It may not be the best, but keeping happiness in balance with the suffering. I have no concept of what suffering from a fatal disease is like, but I can't imagine the feeling of wanting to commit suicide. I think Janet's friends and family should encourage her and always stay by her side. At times it would be really difficult and frustrating, but no one should feel as if they should end their life due to the disease. It is important for the family to struggle with the mother and help her suffering be less of a struggle.

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