how does it feel helping people everyday and do you judge people by the way they have injured themselves or broken a

Question: how does it feel helping people everyday and do you judge people by the way they have injured themselves or broken a bone or got aids?
- Keywords:
  disease,
  injury,
  job
Asked by 449prmb36 to Tarik - Dentist, East Sussex CITS, CLICK Federation on 25 Jan 2019.
- CLICK Federation answered on 25 Jan 2019:
  
  It feels great to help people and I’m pretty sure I can say that is one of the main reasons we do our jobs.
  
  I don’t judge people by the way in which they have injured themselves or any diseases they happen to have. Our duty is to look after our patients and to help them to live healthy lives. I won’t tell someone off for their lifestyle or their life choices but I will discuss their lifestyle, inform and educate about any associated risks, how they might minimise risk and provide them with support if they want it.
- East Sussex Children's Integrated Therapy Service answered on 28 Jan 2019:
  
  Helping people everyday is the best feeling. And working with children, for me, is one of the most enjoyable group of people to help. We don’t often see or treat children’s who have hurt themselves in the way you describe, but we wouldn’t judge anyone differently. As healthcare professionals, we always have to put the patient’s needs first.
  – AJ, East Sussex CITS

Question: how does it feel helping people everyday and do you judge people by the way they have injured themselves or broken a bone or got aids?