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Date Posted: 05:35:10 03/11/02 Mon
Author: Jessica Bruno
Subject: Response to number 1

Now that Janet has confirmed that she is at high risk for developing alzheimers she can prepare for the future. I think that she should tell her husband about the test results so he knows what may be instore in the future. But, I think Janet should probally wait to tell her children. They would be very confused and scared if they knew their mother was at high risk for a disease. Janet, with the help of her husband can learn more about alzheimers, see doctors and do research so they are prepared. Janet can also talk to her husband about what they will cope both emotionally and finacially.

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