COPING AS DISPLAY COMMON REACTIONS FOR ADAPTATION OF DISABILITY

Abstract

One of the major problems of patients who are inconditions of debilitating disease is personal self-determination in relation to the social status of disabled. Multi plein stances of unwarranted appeals patient expert solutions for the with drawal of disability, discrep ancies establishing group expectations of the patient, or primary failure to obtain group, demonstrate the relevance of this question, especially given the working-age people claiming disability, rehabilitation which (and their integration into the wider context of social and professional relationship) is the strategic direction of social policy. This article discusses there result personal response repertoire of coping strategies and the subjective experience of social frustration of patients who are fixed on a refund, establishing, strengthening the group, and patients who have similar disease, but do not consider themselves disabled.