Your genes point you in a direction, not to a fixed destination. A genetic tendency means you should get tested to understand your current health, but you can still choose a different path. It's like a highway: you can keep going straight to Arkansas or turn toward Saskatchewan.
If we know that we have a genetic tendency, we can then do other testing to see what's actually happening. It's not a life sentence, but it's a tendency. It's okay, we need to pay attention to this, right? It's like a, a signpost. It doesn't mean that that's your destination. It means you could go that way. If you, if you head down this highway long enough, eventually you're gonna reach Arkansas. But if you make another turn, you're not going to get there. You're gonna end up in Saskatchewan. I don't know what kind of a turn you would have to make in order for that to happen, but that's how drastic it is, right? That you have options in terms of how things turn out, and it doesn't need to be something that's really concerning.
