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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Mourning by the Family after a Stillbirth or Neonatal Deathre is a conspiracy of silence. We seem unwilling to come to terms with the fact that it is a tragedy which can seriously affect the mental health of a bereaved mother and her family. After the failure to mourn a stillbirth, mothers can have psychotic breakdowns, or there can be severe marital diffic

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Of Dragons and Garden Peassks away from me at the office or refuse to let their children play with my children at school because they thought that cancer was catching. My friends are all too sophisticated and too sensitive for that kind of behavior. Their distance from me was marked most of all by their inability to understa

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Paul Stewart,Miguel Martinez Luciorogress 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

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