Angelica was just diagnosed with a rare condition. The area where she lives has no support groups for her condition, but her doctor recommended joining a group on social media for those with the same condition. How could this help Angelica? Check all that apply. 1.Members can help her know that she is not alone. 2.Members can give Angelica advice about what she should ask her doctor. 3.Members can share their stories about getting better. 4.Members can provide direct medical advice so she does not need to see her doctor. 5.Members can give her advice on controlling her symptoms.

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1.Members can help her know that she is not alone.
2.Members can give Angelica advice about what she should ask her doctor.
3.Members can share their stories about getting better.
5.Members can give her advice on controlling her symptoms.

When a person has a rare disease or condition that is difficult to overcome, it is favorable for them to find a group of people with the same disease or condition where they can exchange experiences, gain information and even have emotional support. Of course, these people are no substitute for medical follow-up, but they are a great option for those who want support to overcome their difficulties.

In Angelica's case, joining a social media group with people with the same medical condition as her would help her in the following ways:

.Members can help her know that she is not alone. 2.Members can give Angelica advice about what she should ask her doctor. 3.Members can share their stories about getting better. 4.Members can provide direct medical advice so she does not need to see her doctor. 5.Members can give her advice on controlling her symptoms.

Members can help her know that she is not alone.
Members can give Angelica advice about what she should ask her doctor.
Members can share their stories about getting better.
Members can give her advice on controlling her symptoms.