INFERTILITY: INABILITY OR DISABILITY?

Inability to Give Birth or Giving Birth to Inability: A Qualitative Research about Psychological Consequences of infertility

Aim: This research has studied psychological dynamics of infertility on referred women. Mehtods: In this research, the sample of 21 infertile women to be studies were selected through purposeful sampling. Theoretical sampling process continued until data saturation. The information was gathered and data analysis was carried out by open and axial coding. Findings: The research findings showed ps...

Disability, Inability and Cyberspace

Computers, the internet, and the larger communications network of which it is a part, provide an informational structure within which many of us spend a large part of our working day and a significant part of our leisure. We are, during those periods, “infonauts in cyberspace,” using the internet to get information from places near and remote, and acting in various ways through the internet to ...

Predictors of Healthcare Expenditure: Aging, Disability or Development?

Objective: Studies show that almost every country across the world will experience a remarkable increase in their healthcare costs and ageing population by 2030. Also, people with disabilities are more likely to impose considerable healthcare costs on families and governments than their counterparts. On the other hand, socioeconomic status of countries can be an important factor to predict heal...

Pnm-21: Knowledge Assessment of Women withPrimary Infertility about Effective Factors ofOnset or Continues Infertility

Mother or nothing: the agony of infertility.

Ann [not her real name] lives in Kampala, Uganda, with her husband and one child from her husband’s previous relationship. When she was married in 1996, Ann happily accepted his then four-year-old boy in the hope that one day she would have a biological child of her own. Unfortunately, in the early years of her marriage, she suffered several miscarriages including one that caused “extreme pain”...