Re: Respose to question #4 -- Genetics

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Date Posted: 02:53:16 03/11/02 Mon
Author: Sheila Taylor
Subject: Re: Respose to question #4
In reply to: Karen Tate 's message, "Respose to question #4" on 18:58:08 03/03/02 Sun

>Sherry's feelings of isolation are perfectly normal
>and acceptable. If she and her sister are close, then
>the knowledge that her sister has been "spared" and
>she has not is a difficult thing to handle. This test
>has put a barrier between them, so naturally Sherry
>feels a sort of separation from her sister. Sherry
>should probably seek counseling so that her feelings
>of isolation do not manifest inside of her because
>quite possbly, her negative feelings could effect her
>physical well-being. Her immune system could become
>weak due to her lowly feelings. She should definitely
>find a professional to talk to through her disease and
>share what she learns with her sister so that their
>relationship remains in tact through this difficult
>time in Sherry's life.

I think you make an excellent point. I never thought of the fact that Sherry's negative feelings could effect her physical well-being, or specifcaly, her immune system. It is important for her to seek professional help toassure that she releases her feelings and learns how to express her own feelings to Lani.

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