hereticfro
...@my-deja.com wrote:
>In article <7in0ce$5n
...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> Beckie Bush <beck
...@presortservices.com> wrote:
>Does your boss know you goldbrick by chasing people online?
>Perhaps your employer should be informed.
>> > Because the women gave up the baby under the understanding that
>> > her identity WOULD BE CONCEALED. Not all children know family
>> > medical histories. My grandparents were all immigrants. I don't
>> > have much history, and my parents had less. Some people simply
>> > don't know who their parent(s) is(are) and they don't have any
>> > "right".
>> Hmm...you obviously aren't adopted, then. It's not a 'right' to know
>> your family history, sometimes it's needede, necessary.
>And what about people who don't know who their parents are,
>or were misinformed about the true identity of their parents?
>FAce it, the "medical history" is just an excuse. What about
>people who are so poor that they HAVE no medical records because
>they don't have access to health care? Family Medical history is nice to
>have, but scarcely necessary to getting tx for medical problems.
>> Your
>> grandparents were immigrants, yeah so? Your parents that you had
>access
>> to at some point in time or another are your BIOLOGICAL parents with
>> important BIOLOGICAL factors.
>However, since most of them didn't get much in the way of
>medical care, being poor immigrant farmers, we don't have
>much in the way of a family medical history, and NO knowledge
>of those who didn't emigrate.
>> Wouldn't you want to know if there was a
>> history of breast cancer in your family?
>No. No way of knowing, anyway. More people die of cancer
>these days because they aren't dying of infectious diseases.
>If you grandmother died young of influenza, her proneness
>for developing breast cancer is unknown. There are many factors
>in disease development.
>>Adoptees have NO way of
>> knowing that unless they CHOOSE (big word you like to use) to search
>> out their biological families. I was fortunate enough that my
>> biological parents left a detailed medical history in my file.
>How do you know that the father really was your father?
>And do you really think that the only thing adoptees are
>looking for is medical history? As if! Many of them have
>sugar coated romance novel fantasies of their "real" parents
>and are quite often bitterly disapointed.
>> BTW, what makes that "rapeling" any less of a human than you, Heretic?
>Never said she was less of a human.
>But she did show some disturbing sociopathic traits, and the woman
>who gave birth to her is TERRIFIED, and face it,
>you skank, YOU don't get to create HER reality.
>And there IS evidence that VIOLENT CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IS HERITABLE.
>YOu seem to be all hot and bothered about your medical history.
>Well, personality traits and mental illness are ALSO part of your
>history.
>Do you identify with that nasty rapeling?
>Oh, and DO read the transcript, or would knowing what
>you are talking about be too much for you?
people with personal experience of the issues will set you right.
