Medicine and Health

Understanding the use of metaphors by parents of children with cancer in blogs: a qualitative analysis

R. Gao and Y. Wu

This fascinating study by Ruiyao Gao and Yijin Wu explores how parents of children with cancer use metaphors to express their profound experiences and emotions. Analyzing 33 blogs revealed that metaphors of 'Game,' 'War,' 'Journey,' and 'Plant' captured their thoughts and feelings, providing deeper insights that can enhance support for these families.

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