Influencia de la percepción de la muerte en el proyecto de vida de madres portadoras y no portadoras de VIH-SIDA de la fundación Hoasis de la ciudad de Cúcuta (Norte de Santander).

Abstract

In this research, we seek to know the influence that perceptions of death have in relation to the diagnosis of HIV and the precarious socioeconomic factor, on the life project of carrier and non-carrier mothers, through a qualitative study in which through from the application of instruments such as the semi-structured interview, focus group and life history, it is contributed from the results found, an improvement of your projects from the Resilience. It was found that suffering a communicable chronic disease inevitably marks the difference in this perception of death, however, Percepción de muerte 12 discrimination situations were also directed towards non-carrier mothers given the social stigma that has been generated around the disease, in that the rejection of society not only concerns those who suffer, but those who live and live in foundations with women who suffer, this due largely to the misconception of contact through occasional contact and linking HIV with affected behaviors improper or immoral. In addition, participants were identified elements implicit in the classification of death that go beyond a biological medical model, transcending an impact or representation of death in the psychological field and its possibilities of realization.