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If a woman is to undergo treatment after a diagnosis of asymptomatic disease-without symptoms being present in her lifeworld-she has to cognitively understand the severity of the disease, and assume that she would die without treatment. The absence of bodily experiences of symptoms is irrelevant it is the provision of information through which illness can manifest. The shock of diagnosis, as so often illustrated in cancer narratives, is therefore necessary in order to transform disease into an illness trajectory associated with biomedica
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