广岛和珍珠港幸存者的健康故事

R. Takahashi, C. Nishimura, Mio Ito, LisaMarie Wands, Tamie Kanata, P. Liehr
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这项研究调查了5名广岛和5名珍珠港幸存者的健康故事。分析确定了故事的转折点和相关的描述性主题。广岛幸存者的转折点包括:面对迷失方向的后果;成为“原子弹受害者”;然后,伸出手去创造意义/目的。对于珍珠港幸存者来说,面对日本袭击的现实;尊重他们对战争经历的记忆,并试图把它放在一边;拥抱联系。来自日本和美国的与会者都有亲身经历原子弹爆炸的独特经历;他们还分享了文化内部和跨文化的共同人类经历。
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Health Stories of Hiroshima and Pearl Harbor Survivors
This study examines stories of health for five Hiroshima and five Pearl Harbor survivors. The analysis identified story turning points and associated descriptive themes. Turning points for the Hiroshima survivors included: facing disorienting aftermath; becoming Hibakusha (A-bomb sufferers); and, reaching out to create meaning/purpose. For the Pearl Harbor survivors, coming to grips with the reality of a Japanese attack; honoring the memory of their war experiences and trying to set it aside; and, embracing connection. The participants from Japan and the United States had unique context-related experiences of living through the bombings; they also shared common human experiences within and across cultures.
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