英文摘要 |
Being sick usually involves a process of physical, mental and spiritual suffering. Women undergoing gynecological diseases tend to experience much more serious suffering than most other sick people. This research is a narrative research based on constructivism. It aimed at exploring a woman’s life experiences and self dialogue through her illness and medical process. The research data were transcribed from researcher’s self-narration and analyzed from an externalized position. Some themes emerged from the analysis as the following. First of all, the meaning of illness is more complicated than disease, and a woman with illness related to infertility would experience suffering not only physically but also psychologically, even in the crisis of self identity. Secondly, gender and professional authority oppressed the autonomy of female patients. Finally, individual would still elevate self-transformation through self-dialogue, self-awareness and making harmony with an ontological self. |