Titlebook: Coping with Physical Illness; 2: New Perspectives Rudolf H. Moos Book 1984 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1984 Syndrom.care.coping.health.ho

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Observations of Paternal Response to Sudden Unanticipated Infant Deathants, and research on the early development of involvement and investment has focused on the mother infant interaction. Professional support provided to families experiencing the loss of an infant to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) has concentrated on understanding the effects of the disruption

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A Model for Psychosocial Phasing in Cancert, the human context of cancer encompasses more than a chronic disease of unknown origin, erratic course, unpredictable treatment, and uncertain outcome. For some patients, treatment offers an immediate solution; that is, they are cured. But for others, the diagnosis and original treatment are only

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Of Dragons and Garden Peasople.” The most disconcerting thing, however, was not that I found that place terrifying and unfamiliar, but that I found it so ordinary, so banal. I didn’t feel different, didn’t feel that my life had radically changed at the moment the word . became attached to it. The same rules still held. What

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Reactions of Families to Children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy other chronic diseases of children. It is a genetic disorder, transmitted as sex-linked recessive traits by a carrier mother to recipient son. Thus, mothers have the potential for guilt reactions, similar to those in the parents of hemophilic children. and the reactions to impending death found in

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The Crisis of Physical Illnessrogress as they negotiate a health crisis? What stressors are encountered by health care professionals and how can they nourish the psychological healing process among patients and their families? We deal with these issues here by considering physical illness as a life crisis and by describing how p