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Loss of Identity
Who am I now?-Video highlights:
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A disease will cause patients to question their identity apart from their illness.
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Their life, as they know it, has changed dramatically.
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Patients struggle to accept the loss of "who I was."
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Their struggle for self-acceptance creates mental and physical distress.
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The goal is to help patients learn to accept their illnesses as part of their lives.
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