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Archives of Disease in Childhood, Vol 77, 355-358, Copyright © 1997 by Archives of Disease in Childhood.

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The adolescent with rheumatic disease

R Sathananthan and J David
Royal Berkshire Hospital NHS Trust, Reading.

Adolescence is a period of emotional and physical upheaval and a time when personal identity, need for independence, and peer relationships all evolve. This transition from dependence to independence can be a difficult process for healthy teenagers. Those with chronic illness and disability have additional concerns, rendering them especially vulnerable as they progress into adulthood.




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