1998 Clinical and Scientific Meeting
Kent Norton and Julie Dunsmore
Department of Health Promotion and Education
Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney
How CFS Alters the Self and Everyday Life
In this poster, self-reported changes in the self and everyday life of those suffering from CFS are compared with a control group. Those with CFS were more likely than controls to report negative changes for a number of dimensions of their self and everyday life following the onset of CFS, although for some dimensions it appears that the onset of CFS may have had a positive effect. We will describe how and why changes in the self and everyday life occur following the onset of CFS and the potential impact of these changes.
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