The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Emotional Trauma to the Development of the Post-Polio Personality
Title
The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Emotional Trauma to the Development of the Post-Polio Personality
Subject
The term "polio survivor" has been used in our community as if anybody who survived the acute stage of polio is a survivor. Surviving ought to
mean more than just being alive, but feeling dead.
mean more than just being alive, but feeling dead.
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Collection
Citation
Nancy Frick, “The Contribution of Childhood Physical and Emotional Trauma to the Development of the Post-Polio Personality,” PSN Library, accessed May 3, 2024, https://www.poliosurvivorsnetwork.org.uk/library/items/show/51.