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- 4. Some long-term conditions can affect cognitive function and leads to this.
- 6. Conditions that affect appearance and physical ability.
- 7. Maintaining adherence to treatment or lifestyle changes can be challenging, particularly for regimens that are restrictive, complex, or have unpleasant side effects.
- 8. Over time some people find personal growth through managing their condition, although this often requires substantial support.
- 9. An emotion which is characterised by an unpleasant state of inner turmoil and includes feelings of dread over anticipated events.
- 10. Some people may downplay the seriousness of their condition as a coping mechanism, potentially impacting self-care.
- 11. Some people experience discrimination or lack of accommodations.
- 12. Reduced physical capacity, fatigue, or self-consciousness may lead individuals to this, increasing feelings of isolation.
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- 1. A mental health condition that involves a persistent low mood or loss of interest in activities
- 2. People with visible or poorly understood conditions may face this, leading to discrimination, marginalisation, or misunderstandings from others.
- 3. Aspects of self-care or mobility that were once taken for granted may now require assistance, impacting a person’s sense of autonomy and freedom.
- 5. Some people may blame themselves for their condition or their perceived failure to manage it effectively, impacting their mental health.
