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ds of serious illness, which were sometimes fatal. Because of my particular interest in and concern about birth defects and genetic disease, many of these children had severe disabling handicaps, which were often genetic and included mental retardation. Hence care of these children and their familie

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f systematic information about outcomes. Assuredly a stress model exists here, yet one more in the long inventory of conditioning human experiences. “Am I my brother’s keeper?” is the plaintive inquiry, countered by the platitudinous assurance, “He ain’t heavy, Father, he’s my brother….”

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The Bereaved Parent,he peasant. “I think you should understand you have just saved the life of your prince. Name three favors and they will be yours.” The peasant, a simple man, thought for a while and said, “My cottage is in great disrepair, and I have not had the money to fix it. Can this be done?”

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The Involvement of Siblings of Children with Handicaps,f systematic information about outcomes. Assuredly a stress model exists here, yet one more in the long inventory of conditioning human experiences. “Am I my brother’s keeper?” is the plaintive inquiry, countered by the platitudinous assurance, “He ain’t heavy, Father, he’s my brother….”

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Book 1981ous illness, which were sometimes fatal. Because of my particular interest in and concern about birth defects and genetic disease, many of these children had severe disabling handicaps, which were often genetic and included mental retardation. Hence care of these children and their families was ofte

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The Child Dying in the Hospital,o have Jamie die at home. Kübler-Ross relates how Linda telephoned her and “proudly announced ‘We did it!’ ‘We did it’ referred, naturally, to her own courage and her own pride that she had decided to take Jamie home.”. The narrative continues with Kübler-Ross and Linda describing the many positive

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