[NIFL-WOMENLIT:1536] Re: Ethical question

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I think Carolyn has a point.  Supposedly you wouldn't give poison to someone 
who is sick, would you?  Maybe medical ethics are useful.  Yes, I know the 
medical model takes a lot of knocks.

Andrea

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