Scholarly Article: A Person with Mental Illness by Ali, Ahlstrom

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The report on a qualitative study of daily life for young adults who care for a person with mental illness by Ali, Ahlstrom, Krevers, and Skarsater centres on the reaction of active adults between the age of sixteen to twenty-five years regarding the relatives or friends with cerebral illness. It further describes the day after day life and management schemes of youthful, informal carers for people with the cerebral disease and gives the meaning of caring. The article classifies the care of active adults into three grouping of showing apprehension, providing support, and using management schemes in helping relatives and friends with cerebral illness (Ali, Ahlstrom, Krevers, 2011).
Statistically, a section of twelve active adults of ages sixteen to twenty-five was willingly employed in Sweden in May 2008, and the data was obtained through a semi-structured consultation of eight individuals. The meeting was centered on one group that was analyzed using an analysis of the background of quantity. The article gives the highlights and findings of the study, and it states that active adults in Sweden live in intense preparation for surprising things that can happen to powerful people in their lives. The surprising thing can modify their role in the connection between a relative or a friend to protector or supervisor. The management schemes were dependent on individual capacities, and one could step aside in case the situation becomes too demanding (Ali, Ahlstrom, Krevers, 2011).
The article gives useful information for the readers to be responsible and support both family members and friends with mental illnesses through three methods of showing apprehension, providing support, and using management strategies. Again, people in the health sector such as nurses and doctors can find the information from the article useful as it emphasizes on personal responsibility and positive attitude to humanitarian services especially to those with mental illnesses. People in the community can practice the emphasis of the article in supporting family members and friends with mental illness. Personally, the article provides ideas that are practicable in real life such as the attitude to show concern, providing support, and employing the management strategies to help mental illness victims in the community.
The article on a qualitative study of daily life for young adults who care for a person with cerebral illness has both strengths and weakness in its company. The strengths of the article are assured in its emphasis on supportive attitude towards people with mental illness that is acceptable to the social norms. Also, the article proves usefulness by alerting readers to be ready for surprising things that can get their family members and friends and supplement the signal with management strategies.
In conclusion, the article is recommendable to be used by collea...