Titlebook: Meaningful Care; A Multidisciplinary Joop Stolk,Theo A. Boer,Ruth Seldenrijk Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 care

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Meaning of Life and Meaning OF Caret I conceive to be some key concepts of the Christian tradition. This tradition is complex and therefore not always unequivocal. As I will argue, however, the degree of unanimity and consensus is larger than the amount of dissensus.

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Mental Retardation and the Quest for Meaningstic was working on a piece of stone with the size and shape of a large pebble. He was sanding it with sandpaper. It seemed as if he was at work. A metronome that he had set into motion was ticking on the table before him. He was very much “into” his work, although the activity itself appeared quite

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Meaning in Medical Care for People with Mental Retardationevant piece of information, since storks delivered babies. The stork didn’t always deliver babies as desired, however. Nor did babies always live. Even so, nobody ever thought twice about taking up the responsibility of caring for the newborn child. This care was considered meaningful, since this ne

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Meaningfulness and Meaninglessness in Neonatologygnosed with this very serious congenital birth defect. In babies with anencephaly the vault of the skull is absent, and though the brainstem is present, the cerebral cortex is rudimentary or absent. In the case of Baby K. it meant that she had reflex actions like respiration and reflex actions to to

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Timeful Friendsw and reach the greatest independence possible. But before ‘doing for them’, we want to ‘be with them’. The particular suffering of the person who is mentally handicapped, as of all marginal people, is a feeling of being excluded, worthless and unloved. It is through everyday life in community and t

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Meaning in Medical Care for People with Mental Retardationn so, nobody ever thought twice about taking up the responsibility of caring for the newborn child. This care was considered meaningful, since this new human being was accepted as a member of the human race. In those days, having children was still considered a natural process.