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Post-treatment adaptation experiences of women breast cancer survivors: a qualitative study. [PDF]
Bayrak NY, Özcan S, Turan GB.
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Breast Milk Donation After Perinatal Loss: A Qualitative Exploration of Maternal Grief and Healing Among Israeli Arab Women and the Islamic Legal-Ethical Perspectives: A Qualitative Research Study. [PDF]
Tarabeih M, Yahya O, Sabbah M, Awawdi K.
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Latent profiles analysis of spiritual orientation and psychological well-being among female healthcare workers. [PDF]
Dikmen M, Elmalı F.
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The Role of Spirituality in the Lives of Women Coping with Early Motherhood
Pastoral Psychology, 2021The transition to motherhood is a deeply personal experience that can have an effect on women’s psychological, social, and spiritual sense of self. This qualitative study explored women’s lived experiences of their transition to motherhood and the role that spirituality plays in the process of transformation.
Terry Lynn Gall
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Motherhood as Spiritual Crisis: Memoirs of Childbirth and Early Motherhood
A/b: Auto/biography Studies, 1999(1999). Motherhood as Spiritual Crisis: Memoirs of Childbirth and Early Motherhood. a/b: Auto/Biography Studies: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 273-291.
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Reproduction as spiritual kin work: Orthodoxy, ivf, and the moral economy of motherhood in greece
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 2006Bringing gender and kinship studies together with an anthropology of religion, in this article I demonstrate how urban Greek couples and clinical practitioners in the middle 1990s proceeded with in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the absence of government regulations, and did so with reference to cultural beliefs and social relations consistent with Greek
Heather Paxson
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Vexing Motherhood and Interracial Intimacy in Sarah Osborn's Spiritual Diary
Early American Literature, 2012On Thursday, December 3,1761, Phillis, an enslaved black resident of Newport, Rhode Island, received distressing news. That afternoon, with the approval of her master, Timothy Allen, she attended a meeting of the First Congregational Church's female society.
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