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The Labor of Storytelling: How People with Chronic Illnesses Leverage AI and Communities for Narrative Translation
The distinctiveness of people with chronic illness as storytellers is how they experience their illness. Symptoms, pain, and biological disruptions are eloquent forms of speech of the body that beget social articulation. The stories people tell about illness shape how suffering is legitimized, and a
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