Psychological Aspects of Fertility Preservation - BÂ·Debate

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Bodurka-Bevers, D et al., 2000; Trask, P.C et al., 2002; Ganz, P.A. et al., 2002; Brown,K.W. et al., 2003Fertility Preservation- the possible “counterpart”• Life threatening• Fear of death• Loss of the child• Loss of life perspective• Damage to the family concept• Hopelessness• Preserve autonomy• Preservation of life• Hope for life• Value, Sense in life• Joy and Pride• Optimism, Strength
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