Illness as Transformative Experience

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The Lancet 388:1152-1153. (2017)
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We propose that certain forms of chronic illness can be transformative experiences, in the sense described by L.A. Paul.

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Havi Carel
University of Bristol
Richard Pettigrew
University of Bristol
Ian James Kidd
Nottingham University

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