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How do you think student doctors (MDs in training) should think about genetic diseases? A lot of my colleagues (I'm a med student) act all introspective and deep when presented with patients who have genetic diseases. As someone who also faces a (much milder) genetic disease, it always rubbed me the wrong way. I personally think the best way to think about a disease like that is "it just sucks...a lot" and it really bothers me that students with no conditions try to impart deeper meaning into it.

Lol you deleted your own comment given you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Someone calling you out on stupidity isn't white knighting buddy. Grow a thicker skin.

She's 15. Chill. She clearly has no clue what she's talking about and her entire job is a joke bordering on exploitation given the highly illegal nature of what's she's doing (at least, in the States).