Bouras M, Delain F
Arch Fr Pediatr. 1987 Jan;44(1):51-5.
Diabetic children and adolescents in an endocrinology department were allowed to speak freely of their interests and their perceived problems in life. The majority did not even mention their diabetes, but rather other hurdles to their fulfillment as loved, sexual beings. These were the consequence of their parents' desires, fantasies and demands. These results illustrate the opposing realities of the day to day constraints of the disease and the inner psyche of these children. They are comparable to those obtained in other similar studies in children with chronic illnesses.
在内分泌科，糖尿病儿童和青少年被允许自由谈论他们的兴趣以及他们在生活中察觉到的问题。大多数人甚至没有提及自己的糖尿病，而是谈到了作为有情感、有性意识的个体在实现自我过程中遇到的其他障碍。这些障碍是他们父母的期望、幻想和要求所导致的。这些结果说明了这种疾病日常限制的现实与这些孩子内心心理的对立。它们与其他针对患有慢性疾病儿童的类似研究所得到的结果相当。
