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Research: Experiences of supporting someone with traumatic limb loss

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Sophie_Mitchell
Sophie_Mitchell Community member Posts: 2 Listener
in Children, parents, and families

Do you provide support to someone who has lost a limb due to an accident or trauma?

Would you be willing to talk about your experiences privately as part of a research project?

I am looking for individuals who provide support to a partner, close friend or family member, who has lost a major limb (i.e. arm or leg) as a result of a trauma or accident to talk about your experiences of coping with this. Interviews will take place on the phone or Skype and will take approximately 30-60 minutes. You will receive a £10 shopping voucher to thank you for your time and effort.

If you are an individual who has suffered loss of a major limb and you know someone who would be suitable to take part, then please pass this information along to them.

If you are interested in taking part, please contact Sophie Mitchell at smitcha@essex.ac.uk to obtain a full information sheet. 

Many thanks. 

Sophie

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