Faith, Spirituality, Fatalism and Hope

Tonya E. Perry · Denise Davis-Maye · Durrenda Nash Onolemhemhen

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This study represents an illumination of the voices of Ghanaian women affected by HIV/AIDS. This phenomenological study provides meaningful insight into Ghanaian women's perspectives on living with HIV/AIDS. Emerging from the experiences of the 20 co-researchers is a construction of the phenomenon of living with HIV/AIDS. Core dimensions of this phenomenon include The Pre-Illness Experience, The Core Experience of Living with HIV/AIDS and The Transformation of Self. This article will focus on one of the prominent themes of the co-researchers' Core Experience of Living with HIV/AIDS, namely coping through faith, spirituality, fatalism and hope.

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