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‘Plenty of Disabled People Care’: Revealing Reciprocity and Interdependence in Disabled People’s Everyday Caregiving Practices Cover

‘Plenty of Disabled People Care’: Revealing Reciprocity and Interdependence in Disabled People’s Everyday Caregiving Practices

Open Access
|Nov 2024

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Table 1

Overview of research participants.

Aisling40s. Visual impairment. Lives with parents in a town.
Alan20s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives with wife in rural area. Uses PAS.
Catherine50s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives with husband and family in a town. Uses PAS.
Gemma60s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives alone in a city. Uses PAS.
Janis40s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives alone in a city. Uses PAS.
Lily60s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives alone in a city. Adult children.
Lisa40s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives alone in a city. Uses PAS.
Mary70s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives alone in a town.
Steven50s. Mobility/sensory impairment. Lives with partner and children in rural area.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.16993/sjdr.1182 | Journal eISSN: 1745-3011
Language: English
Page range: 588 - 600
Submitted on: Aug 13, 2024
Accepted on: Oct 25, 2024
Published on: Nov 8, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2024 Claire Edwards, Cliona Loughnane, published by Stockholm University Press
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