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Title: | Continued nurturing of dead child by mother consequent upon spirituality and family dysfunction: A case report |
Authors: | Adesina, S. A. Amole, I. O. OlaOlorun, D. A. Adeniran, A. Durodola, A. O. Awotunde, O. T. |
Keywords: | Family dysfunction Nigeria Ogbomoso Spirituality Stressful life event |
Issue Date: | 2016 |
Publisher: | Edorium Journal of Family Medicine |
Citation: | Adesina, S. A, Amole, I. O., OlaOlorun, D. A., Adeniran, A., Durodola, A. O. & Awotunde, O. T. (2016). Continued nurturing of dead child by mother consequent upon spirituality and family dysfunction: A case report. Edorium Journal of Family Medicine, 1,1–4. |
Abstract: | Spirituality has many important positive influences on human health, and a good family functioning contributes to the healthy development and well-being of individual family members. However, there are instances in which spirituality exerts a negative influence on health. Similarly, poor family functioning can adversely impact the ability of members to cope with stressful life events. Case Report: We present a case of a 37-year-old female whose family was dysfunctional. For five days after the death of her five-year-old son she continued to nurture and care for the corpse until it started to stink on the claim that God had told her the child was alive. Conclusion: Medical professionals need to be cognizant of these adverse consequences of spirituality and family dysfunction in order to adopt a holistic approach that mitigates them. |
URI: | ir.bowen.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/1089 |
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