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Experiences of Breast Cancer Patients Overcoming Distress of Telling the Disease to Their Children: Through Dialogues Based on M. Newman Theory Riho Takizawa 1 , Tomoe Makino 1 1Ishikawa Prefectural Nursing University Keyword: 乳がん患者 , 病名を伝える苦悩 , 体験 , 対話 , breast cancer patients , distress of telling the disease , experience , dialogue pp.126-135
Published Date 2020/12/31
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 The purpose of this study is to explore the experience of breast cancer patient's distress of telling the disease to their children through dialogues based on Margaret Newman theory. The participants were breast cancer patients rearing children. The researchers interviewed the patients based on hermeneutical dialectical approach. As a result, this study showed five phases through which participants recognized their own patterns and identified found out a new direction. First, the participants entered the phase of “expressed distress caused by the morbidity of breast cancer about how to tell their children about their disease”, and then, the phase of “recognition of their patterns.” Subsequently, the participants went through the phase of “perception of existence of person suffer together and search for new coping methods” and into the phase of “asking themselves whether or not to tell their breast cancer from their child's perspective and expressing their will.”Finally, the participants entered the phase of “their transformed perception of their life as a cancer survivor.” Through dialogues based on Margaret Newman theory, this study shed new light on the experiences of patients who overcome distress concerning telling the disease to their child under their own power, and find the meaning in their way of life as a cancer survivor.


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電子版ISSN 2189-7565 印刷版ISSN 0914-6423 日本がん看護学会

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