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Just replying Dr. Frascino May 28, 2006 Dear Dr. Frascino: regarding my question "Is the truth the best way to deal with AIDS?" that kindly and fastly aswered, after reading your answer I have to agree with you that I would not be happy if my daughter would keep the truth from me if she had a similar problem...however, 15 years already passed ever since I decided to not tell my mom about my condition...so, should I do it now? what if she blame for being so obstinate by holding this secret for so long? what if she blame for bringing a kid into this world knowing that I have a potentially letal desease/ what if... what if... well, now I have a lot of what ifs to think about... I wish you all the best, Sérgio |
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 Hello Sergio, What if . . . what if . . . what if . . . . The ultimate decision is yours, Sergio. I'll just leave you with an old African proverb that you might find helpful. "The best time to plant a tree is 15 years ago. The next best time is now." Good luck. Dr. Bob | ||||||||
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