It is a tick disease so whenever the ticks are out people can get it. If you live in Northeastern United States these fall in Fall and Winter season when most people and animals get bitten.
Informed consent and disclosing necessary information is a right that all patients have. They have the right to ask what they are receiving and the treatments they are undergoing. Now, when situations arise where information such as where antibodies come from, it might be appropriate to provide a vague but informative response to the client. However, still in the basis of truth, just that to protect the client from unnecessary anxiety it might be best to provide a slight vague but honest reply.
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Cancer is often detected when an individual notices a change in his or her health — excessive fatigue, for example, or unusual bleeding, a lump that doesn't go away, unexplained weight loss, night sweats, or a persistent change in bowel or bladder habits.Cancer that's diagnosed at an early stage, when it isn't too large and hasn't spread, is more likely to be treated successfully.
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Simple. Person A adopted person B as his son...soon to realize he adopted his grandson. How could this happen? Person A's daughter died in a car crash, leaving person B an orphan. Person A was never told that Person B's mother had a son. About 5 years later, Person A decides he wants to adopt a boy. He goes to the local orphanage were all the wild children laid. There, he found Person B, not knowing who he was and what he had been through. Person A adopted Person B as his son and ta da! The mystery's of life.
(This is so informal, but I believe it's enough to answer your question)
"Hoped this helped" :)
Oh and, this triggers a new plot for a new story, thank you!
