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Preface1. Introduction2. Sickle Cell Disease3. The Mothers and Their Families4. Diagnosing Sickle Cell Disease5. Reproductive Decision Making6. Caregiving for Children with SCD7. Mediators of Caregiving Demands8. Finding Social Support9. Coping10. Reconstructing SCDAppendix: Research StrategyBibliographyIndex
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