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Originally Posted by billethkid
she and her husband are very fortunate to be part of the ultra rich. They can afford to go to the very best in the entire world to get what she needed to make her decision.btk
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I don't understand. I deal with a very serious medical condition and I "go to the very best in the entire world." I shared my doctor with Ella Fitzgerald when she was alive, I sat in the office with the Sultan of Indonesia (only one sultan left there), my same doctor was flown to Saudi Arabia to treat members of the royal family; I have a medical condition similar to all these folks. I consider myself "fortunate," yes, but for sure I am not "part of the ultra rich." Am I missing something? If so, what? Angelina Jolie still, in the end, had to make her own decision, just as anyone would who comes up with a mutation on BRCA1 and/or BRCA2 (which I was indeed fortunate not to...).