Josie and Matthew Have Learned to Care for Their Daughter

question 54

Multiple Choice

Josie and Matthew have learned to care for their daughter who has cystic fibrosis.Although they are worried about her,they feel that they are coping as well as possible.According to the text,what is likely true of their experience at this point in time?

• A) Their energy is depleted because of the chronic nature of the illness.
• B) They have found a way to maintain their family rituals and customs.
• C) They are getting excellent medical care.
• D) They are feeling a sense of control.

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