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Being a Grandparent of a Child with a Disability, balance between involvement and interference in the life of the nuclear family. Finally, the chapter concludes with an innovative study that examined, for the first time, the possibility of personal growth among grandparents of children with disabilities.

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,Twice Special—Grandparents Who Raise Grandchildren with Disabilities,al function, whether temporarily or permanently, entails considerable burdens and has far-reaching implications on both the personal and interpersonal levels. Such grandparents experience physical and emotional challenges, all the more so when dealing with a child with a disability whose needs often

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,A Long Way to Go—From Awareness to Practice,ledgment to practice with grandparents. This chapter presents an integrative review of studies on the perception of grandparents held by social workers, educators, pediatricians, and nurses. It relates to a variety of aspects, including the importance of the support provided to the family by the gra

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Nihada Delibegovi? D?ani?,Sanja Berberovi?ch have made it not only one of the most significant roles in an individual’s life, but also one of the longest-held. This chapter presents a historical “road map” of the theoretical and empirical study of grandparenthood, beginning with a review of the various theoretical approaches. This is follow

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The Convent Novel and the Uses of Historyost meaningful and emotional events in their lives. Nevertheless, it has only recently become the subject of comprehensive research. This chapter offers a wide view of grandparenthood from the perspective of the life cycle and other transitions, surveying various factors that shape the experience of