Quetsion #4 -- Genetics

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Date Posted: 06:04:11 05/14/02 Tue
Author: Lizanne Crotty
Subject: Quetsion #4

Sherry is feeling isolated and alone because of a variety of reasons. It is not simply because her sister tested negative for the defective gene; rather for the most part she is terrified of her battle with cancer. It is important for Sherry to relieve some of this fright by understanding, herself, why she is really feeling alone and isolated. What I would then suggest for Sherry would be to visit a support group that is comprised of other woman who are also suffering from the same cancer as Sherry. I think that if Sherry knows that there are other woman fighting the same battle as she is, then she will feel less isolated. The support group, addition to provding Sherry with the support and understanding she needs, may also give her a confidence in the sense that she too can help other people with cancer.

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