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Coping Strategies in Mothers of Children with Heart Defects
A Closer Look Into Spirituality and Internet Utilization
Natalia Sira, Priti P. Desai, Kathryn J. Sullivan , David W. Hannon, Taylor & Francis online
16.5.2014
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This study explore how mothers of children with congenital heart defects (CHD) face unique stressors and use different coping strategies to manage their child’s condition. Higher reliance on spirituality supported family integration and optimism, and frequent Internet use helped mothers better understand their child’s medical condition and connect with other parents. This study highlights the need for supportive interventions that enhance effective coping strategies.
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