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Divorce and Remarriage,the impact does not stop here. Parents and grandparents, friends and acquaintances, classmates and workmates, and even neighbors feel its effects. On the Life Stress Events Scale developed by Holmes and Rahe. marital separation earns 65 points and divorce 73, surpassed only by the death of a spouse at 100 points.

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Special Problems,already on shaky ground before the added stress occurs. Needless to say, the couple’s ability to cope with special problems is predicated upon the resting state of their marriage before the change, their prior experience in dealing with adversity, and the magnitude of the stress.

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Male Physician Marriages, wives, both in the clinical setting and in surveys.. They have talked about the enormous pressures and stresses of medical work and their consequences on the personal and family lives of doctors. Most of the research has centered upon “traditional” medical marriages. This situation is rapidly changing in North America.

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Gay and Lesbian Physician Couples,tep taken by very few members of the medical profession. Nevertheless, whatever the numbers, many gay men and lesbian women in medicine form and maintain long-standing relationships with their partners. They too are subject to particular stresses, both from within and without. In this chapter, I will outline some of their concerns.

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Treatment,t. My aim is practicality for the reader. I also hope to allay anxiety about asking for professional help, to demystify what therapy is all about, and to combat the cynicism that some doctors and/or their spouses harbor toward psychiatric treatment.

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Qingzhen Jiang,Chunxiang Fu,Zeng-Yu Wang when humans are trying to deal effectively with aging, illness, and death while simultaneously retaining a zest for life.. As married individuals, their task is to support each other in their struggles for fulfillment and productivity in the face of aging. They try to remain intimate with each othe