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SELF advocacy for chronically ill young adults- AFFIRMATION CARDS

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These self-advocacy cards are designed to help sick teenagers and adults advocate for their own health and wellbeing while in the hospital. Each card features a self-advocacy tip, providing practical guidance and support for teens and adults to speak up, ask questions, and take an active role in their own care.

These cards are perfect for teenagers who are dealing with a chronic illness or spending time in the hospital, and can help to promote self-confidence, empowerment, and independence. They are also a great resource for parents, caregivers, or healthcare providers who work with sick teenagers and adults.

The set includes 20 cards, each with a unique self-advocacy tip. The cards are printed on high-quality cardstock and come in a convenient storage box. They make a great gift for any sick teenager who wants to take charge of their own health and wellbeing.

Card Set Details:

Set of 20 self-advocacy cards for sick teenagers and adults

Ready to print on heavy cardstock or laminate for durability

Cards measure 2.5 x 3 inches

Designed to promote self-confidence, empowerment, and independence

Perfect for teenagers and adults with chronic illness or spending time in the hospital

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