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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the nature and structure of the experiences that the families of persons with AIDS endure.
Methods: This was qualitative research using the phenomenological method. Data, which was collected using an in-depth individual interview of five female caregivers, was analyzed by Colaizzi¡¯s method.
Results: Six themes emerged from the analysis: ¡¯Denial of reality¡¯ is the unimaginable feeling after discovering one of the family members is infected. ¡¯Disease to be buried secretly in their heart¡¯ is the yoke to bear as well as the distress to conceal the AIDS infection. ¡¯Resigned acceptance and incessant caring¡¯ is a coping method for their fight against AIDS, unwillingly accepting it. ¡¯Relative and absolute burden¡¯ is family responsibility, relatively or absolutely more serious and intolerable compared with other diseases. ¡¯Inevitable sense of family duty¡¯ is a family feeling, intolerable yet unable to give up the infected, and the importance and growth of family is recognized while looking after the infected. ¡¯Wishes for a better future¡¯ means a need for recovery and prejudice from AIDS.
Conclusion: This study is expected to be useful in the development of nursing strategies and interventions for the families of persons with AIDS.
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KeyWords
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AIDS, Families, Experiences
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