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what makes you want to help someone? Would you help someone you don't like​

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Answered by crushycandy
4

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It is my professional mission and obligation to help people with their medical and emotional issues. I have spent years training to learn these skills and I take them very seriously, indeed. My mission to treat people for their medical problems has nothing to do with my personal feelings about them. In fact I specifically do not form personal feelings for them, I form a professional relationship that offers them the best quality of care, if possible, within my experience, talent, and focus or concentration.

Liking them or not liking them personally has nothing to do with these professional relationships. Treating people medically is not about a popularity interest. It is my professional obligation to set aside any personal feelings I might have in order to render proper diagnosis and treatment. I can show people warmth, interest, and consideration for their views without having any personal investment in the relationship. For that reason forming a romantic relationship with a patient is absolutely against medical standards and conduct.

The answer is that I try always to help anyone with their specific medical issues for which I have been trained and have gained experience. My experience with treating people is the single most important aspect of my training that I bring to these relationships.

Answered by mohanbabumuvvala1981
3

Answer:

my mind, yes

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