Here’s a disease poll?

If someone were to have a disease and they wanted to be your friend would you be thier friend?

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I’ve lots of friends with diseases of one kind or other. One acquired HIV from drug use. One has diabetes. Several are bipolar. One has PTSD. One has hearing loss in both ears. One was severely burnt. My mom had cancer (and certainly wasn't going to halt being her friend). I’ve friends who are recovering alcoholics and drug addicts, suffering with rheumatoid arthritis, or just have annoyingitis (like my father).

I wouldn't trade any of them for anything. They all have so much to offer and closing my mind to them because their body isn't perfect, would be such a loss to my world.

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I would. Theres no reason to avoid people because of things like that, if anyone states they wouldn't be someones friend because they have some kind of disease, i think thats just pathetic, the person could end up being the ideal friend ever and i know for a fact, if it was me, i'd need a friend and expect someone to be there, so if i feel like that, i know others would, so yeah, i'd never turn someone away cause of that.

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I don't know if this is an odd question or ridiculous question. Everyone gets sick, some more serious than others, so I am not sure where you are from, but here in the real world we don't judge who should be our friend dependent on if they are sick. Did you ever think that maybe that person wouldn't want you as their friend after learning you asked this question?

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Certainly. A true friend comes from things other than healthiness. Whether it was a mental illness or a physical one, it doesn't matter.

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Of course! Just because someone was misfortuned enough to have a disease doesn't make them any less of a friend!