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Relationship satisfaction, communication self-efficacy & CFS
Relationship satisfaction, communication self-efficacy, and chronic fatigue syndrome-related fatigue, by Sara F Milrad, Daniel L Hall, Devika R Jutagir, Emily G Lattie, Sara J Czaja, Dolores M Perdomo, Gail Ironson, Brian D Doss, Armando Mendez, Mary Ann Fletcher, Nancy Klimas, … Continue reading
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Tagged Armando Mendez, Brian D Doss, communication satisfaction, Daniel L Hall, depression, Devika R Jutagir, Dolores M Perdomo, Dr Nancy Klimas, Emily G Lattie, Gail Ironson, Mary Ann Fletcher, Michael H Antonia, relationships, Sara F Milrad, Sara J Czaja
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New Carers Trust guide to relationships
Carers Trust announcement, 14 Sep 2016: Relationships with your partner, family and friends You may find that looking after someone can put a strain on your relationships with people who are important to you, whether that’s a partner, family, friends … Continue reading
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Effect of household tasks on people with chronic fatigue & their partners
Research abstract: This study examined salivary cortisol levels in couples in which one member had unexplained chronic fatigue (CF). The couples completed questionnaires and seven household activities in a laboratory setting and provided salivary cortisol samples prior to and immediately … Continue reading
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Partners’ support affects the outcome of CBT for CFS
Research abstract: BACKGROUND: Cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) leads to a significant decrease in CFS-related symptoms and disability. The primary objective of this study was to explore whether partners’ solicitous responses and patients’ and partners’ perceived … Continue reading
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Couples’ experiences of interacting with outside others in CFS
Abstract OBJECTIVES Social isolation and stigma are frequently reported by patients with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis and relationships in the home environment with those close to the patients (their ‘significant others’) may thus be particularly important. Rather little attention has … Continue reading
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Couples’ experiences of interacting with others in CFS: a qualitative study
Abstract Objectives: Social isolation and stigma are frequently reported by patients with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis and relationships in the home environment with those close to the patients (their ‘significant others’) may thus be particularly important. Rather little attention has … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Wearden, Chronic illness, Joanna Brooks, Nigel King, relationships, significant others
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