you feel a bit more kind of serious about it the things that you don’t want aren’t like childish anymore they’re more kind of erm you know you want the hospital appointment to go well or the operation to go well or the levels to, you know you want her to her blood sugars to be better and you end up not really thinking as much about the little things and thinking more seriously. (Lines 166-176) EMPATHY Jessica: …I just think it’s hard for her because she looks at me and thinks how come she’s not like that… (Lines 104-106) Leanne: …it upsets me when I see her there crying cos she’s in pain with this thing. (Lines 186-187) Lauren: …I do feel sorry for her. Losing a child is probably the hardest thing you’ll ever have to go through… (Lines 218-220) REALISATION OF EMOTIONS Interviewer: Do you think that your brother’s condition affects you emotionally? Emily: Yes [laughs] as I’ve just found out! Yeah I didn’t realise I was like close so close linked to it but talking through with it, it is quite emotional, yeah. Interviewer: Yean and like I said I think it’s because you’ve probably never spoken to anybody about it, especially somebody that you don’t know [E: yeah] and it’s probably quite an unusual situation… Emily: [Interrupts] like asking questions about it has made me think, so yeah, it is upsetting and things [laughs]. (Lines 157-165) Emily: …like being with him is good like I’m happy kind of thing but talking about it now [laughs] it’s quite yeah emotional. (Lines 170-171)
you feel a bit more kind of serious about it the things that you don’t want aren’t like childish anymore they’re more kind of erm you know you want the hospital appointment to go well or the operation to go well or the levels to, you know you want her to her blood sugars to be better and you end up not really thinking as much about the little things and thinking more seriously. (Lines 166-176) EMPATHY Jessica: …I just think it’s hard for her because she looks at me and thinks how come she’s not like that… (Lines 104-106) Leanne: …it upsets me when I see her there crying cos she’s in pain with this thing. (Lines 186-187) Lauren: …I do feel sorry for her. Losing a child is probably the hardest thing you’ll ever have to go through… (Lines 218-220) REALISATION OF EMOTIONS Interviewer: Do you think that your brother’s condition affects you emotionally? Emily: Yes [laughs] as I’ve just found out! Yeah I didn’t realise I was like close so close linked to it but talking through with it, it is quite emotional, yeah. Interviewer: Yean and like I said I think it’s because you’ve probably never spoken to anybody about it, especially somebody that you don’t know [E: yeah] and it’s probably quite an unusual situation… Emily: [Interrupts] like asking questions about it has made me think, so yeah, it is upsetting and things [laughs]. (Lines 157-165) Emily: …like being with him is good like I’m happy kind of thing but talking about it now [laughs] it’s quite yeah emotional. (Lines 170-171)
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