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'I never thought I would have to do this': narrative study with siblings-in-law who live together with a family member with a disability

Inge Vanhoutteghem (UGent) , Geert Van Hove (UGent) , Geert D'haene and Veerle Soez
(2014) BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES. 42(4). p.315-322
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There is a lack of international research focusing on how the siblings-in-law of adults with a learning disability experience their commitment to provide support. Using narrative research, the authors have aimed to gain an insight into the perspectives of 14 siblings-in-law (living in the Flemish part of Belgium) about the decision to live together with a family member who has a learning disability. The decision to live together usually begins with a crisis. However, the decision process is a complex mechanism; it involves dynamics and events within a family (between family members both with and without blood relationships) and is intensified by experiences within a society that holds different views about families and disability. We are aided in gaining a deeper understanding of this complex process by considering interpretations based on the contextual framework of Boszormenyi-Nagy.
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DEVELOPMENTAL-DISABILITIES, MENTAL-RETARDATION, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES, SUPPORTING FAMILIES, ADULT SIBLINGS, LIFE-COURSE, FUTURE, INVOLVEMENT, CHILDREN, ILLNESS, Adults with a learning disability, families, family support, siblings-in-law

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Vanhoutteghem, Inge, et al. “‘I Never Thought I Would Have to Do This’: Narrative Study with Siblings-in-Law Who Live Together with a Family Member with a Disability.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, vol. 42, no. 4, Wiley, 2014, pp. 315–22, doi:10.1111/bid.12077.
APA
Vanhoutteghem, I., Van Hove, G., D’haene, G., & Soez, V. (2014). “I never thought I would have to do this”: narrative study with siblings-in-law who live together with a family member with a disability. BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, 42(4), 315–322. https://doi.org/10.1111/bid.12077
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Vanhoutteghem, Inge, Geert Van Hove, Geert D’haene, and Veerle Soez. 2014. “‘I Never Thought I Would Have to Do This’: Narrative Study with Siblings-in-Law Who Live Together with a Family Member with a Disability.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 42 (4): 315–22. https://doi.org/10.1111/bid.12077.
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Vanhoutteghem, Inge, Geert Van Hove, Geert D’haene, and Veerle Soez. 2014. “‘I Never Thought I Would Have to Do This’: Narrative Study with Siblings-in-Law Who Live Together with a Family Member with a Disability.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES 42 (4): 315–322. doi:10.1111/bid.12077.
Vancouver
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Vanhoutteghem I, Van Hove G, D’haene G, Soez V. “I never thought I would have to do this”: narrative study with siblings-in-law who live together with a family member with a disability. BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES. 2014;42(4):315–22.
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I. Vanhoutteghem, G. Van Hove, G. D’haene, and V. Soez, “‘I never thought I would have to do this’: narrative study with siblings-in-law who live together with a family member with a disability,” BRITISH JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, vol. 42, no. 4, pp. 315–322, 2014.
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  language     = {{eng}},
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  title        = {{'I never thought I would have to do this': narrative study with siblings-in-law who live together with a family member with a disability}},
  url          = {{http://doi.org/10.1111/bid.12077}},
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