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Date Posted: 15:37:12 03/04/02 Mon
Author: Dominique Green
Subject: Question 5

If my sybling was spared a genetic mutation, I would automatically feel a sense of jealousy. I would be happy for my sybling but at the same time confused. I would wonder why I had to be the unfotunate one and I would have a hard time comprehending that that person actually felt bad that they were the spared one. I would try my hardest to be happy for them. If the tables were turned I would feel a huge sense of guilt. I would probably wish that I was the one with the disease and would do my best to do anything to make the situation easier for my sybling.

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