Untitled - Care Nepal
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Figure 3: Coping model<br />
Community Support in coping<br />
Family Support in coping<br />
Individual coping<br />
CAUSES<br />
• Ignored by husband<br />
• Victim of bomb explosion<br />
• Polygamy<br />
• Daughter trafficked to India<br />
• Married unwillingly<br />
• Work load increased<br />
• Physically disable<br />
• Mistreated by family member<br />
Friends suggested not to worry<br />
Supported by organization to start small business<br />
Supported in household chores<br />
Tried to spend longer time with the affected<br />
Organization advising husbands on women’s issue<br />
Provided loan to solve the problem<br />
Supported by parents (economically)<br />
Problem was understood by children<br />
Supported in household work<br />
Advised not to worry<br />
Spent more time with them than earlier<br />
Thinking about family members and children<br />
Realized that it did not happened to me only<br />
Tried to hide the problem<br />
Shared with close friends<br />
Shared with family members<br />
Visited different places<br />
Kept busy and played with children<br />
Went to parents home Maiti<br />
Fasting<br />
Compromised the situation<br />
Left home<br />
Took alcohol to forget the problem<br />
Did not allow children to go out from home<br />
Cried a lot, did not eat<br />
Beaten and scolded to children<br />
Beaten by in-laws<br />
Husband did not talk to wife<br />
Suspected to be involved in sexual relationship with others<br />
Forced to give the birth of baby<br />
Mistreated by sister-in-law<br />
Suspected of women having relationship if they talked with<br />
other men<br />
Blamed as a kidnapper<br />
Men wanted to get sexual advantage from the women who was<br />
living single or husband out of home<br />
Culturally supported<br />
Changed religion<br />
Harmful Individual practices<br />
Family difficulties in coping<br />
Community Difficulties in coping<br />
Went to traditional healerdhami<br />
Thought of suicide<br />
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Sources: 8 Case Studies and their pathway in coping<br />
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Psychosocial Issues of<br />
Women affected by conflict
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