Does Birth Order Shape Our Lives?

Does birth order matter? My opinion is "no", absolutely! Also I disagree with people, who think that  the firstborn children are more successful and serious. Birth order does not play a strong role in who we become. So we shouldn't compare ourselves to anyone.
I have the elder sister, and we have very good fellowship. She bacame my best friend. But when we were small, Alina was my tutor. Especially when I was at the first grade, she helped me with my home assignments as a teacher. Now we support each other, help to solve problems.  Despite the fact, that Alina is the firstborn, she is more light-minded than me. But at the same time we have a lot of similar traits. For example, both of us are cheerful and amicable. However the eldest children have the sense of responsibility towards their siblings, Alina has it too.
I am sure, that birth order does not shape our lives, but very often firstborns have to be more concentrated and attentive.

how do people in your culture view the treatment of cancer?

  Dealing with a disease like cancer is a very traumatic experience both for the patient and the family all over the world.  It does not matter where people live, everybody compassionate and realize this grief. However some people, faced this problem, perceive it easily. Rather than give in to discouragement and self-pity, they start to value the life, cary for the family and friends more. Their conversations and thoughts focuse on the positive. Moreover we know the facts, when the patients recuperate due to their faith in kindness. Despite the terminal sickness, they live the long life.
 My boyfriend's mother died of cancer, he was 18 years old, when it happened. Heard it, his family tended to look up every possible avenue for hope of preserving her life. She didn't complain about her fate and she tried to throw off the illness. Unfortunately, it was impossible to save her.
 It is really a tragedy for each person. But we have to appreciate our life and accept our fate.

Do babies have an inherent moral conscience?

Many scientists assert, that children have an inherent sense of morality. One proof was the research carried out by two Yale University psychologists. They designed several  puppet shows for infants, in which one toy helped another. The result was that the babies always chose the kind and responsive character. So, it does appear, that children have a moral conscience. But at the same time we can not refute the fact, that their behaviour on the playground is really bad. For example, they frequently grab toys from other kids.

Psychologists think that they know why this is so. Babies appear to exhibit an inherent moral conscience, when they are  disinterested bystanders.If a child is acting in a friendly manner toward another,  children tend to make positive judgments about them.

Nevertheless the less  it is a matter still open to argument, and we do not yet have the definitive answer.

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