This qualitative study explored the origins of interest in textile arts among a group of women living with long-term health problems. The part that illness played in

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The health promotion programme did not show positive effects on perceived mental and physical health, self esteem, mastery, and fear of movement. In addition, values and

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Participants who were interpreted as salvaging aspects of their former identities emphasised how their art-making had to accommodate to the constraints of illness (for example,

Reynolds, F (2004) Conversations about creativity and chronic illness II: textile artists coping with long-term health problems reflect on the creative

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I believe that my research is a relevant contribution to this field, as it gives voice, agency, and power to the women who have lived – and are still living -- the experiences