There are myriad reasons why a survivor might be uncomfortable reporting to the police, from invasive questions to fear of retribution, especially for survivors of color and international students.
Young people who do not interact and ask questions during their consultation, develop misconceptions, are afraid to ask questions due to fear of negative consequences, are more likely not to be afforded freedom to make their own decisions by their parents and they are more likely not to be able to lead an independent life.
Whereas young people with epilepsy that do not interact and ask questions during their consultations develop misconceptions, are afraid to ask questions due to fear of negative consequences, and this may lead to dependence on their parents and potentially disengaging from services.
However, a concern was expressed that certain patients might not give honest answers to the SF-36 questions due to fear of discontinuation of treatment.
The questionnaire has 14 questions related to fear of disease and perception of body and health; values > 40 indicate hypochondria [ 24].
In addition, items relating to uncontrollability, unpredictability, dangerousness, disgustingness, loomingness, negative evaluation, and familiarity were presented in a mixed order prior to the questions relating to fear and learning history.
So when we are together, it feels like a relief to be able to ask a blunt question, to express a fear or a hope, to joke about mishaps.
So the crucial question to overcome this fear is this: what can we offer our patients on PD to prevent EPS?
When I put the same question to her, she said: "Fear was spread all over the valley of Swat, but we [she and her father] were not afraid of fear.
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