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YOU ASKED ➤ True or False: Is chronic illness a permanent change?
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ANSWER ➤ False
Explanation: The question is vague on what kind of change a chronic illness can bring, but for the most part, chronic illnesses are not permanent changes because the illness can always change over time. When you get diagnosed with a chronic condition it may develop over time by being chronic and then terminal. More treatment over time has prevented chronic illnesses from being permanent change such as diabetes.
I hope this answer is helpful to you, but please let me know if you have any other questions regarding it.
<em>- Qamar </em>
This is an example of lack of self management. Dianne is experiencing lack of self management, which resulted in a difficult time adjusting her stroke when playing tennis because she's used to playing badminton.
Hope this helps. - M
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tobacco is usually used for smoking in cigarettes and cigars. Therefore, Smoking can change your appearance by altering your teeth, hair, and skin. Aside from your appearance, smoking weakens your heart, lungs, and bones; and reduces fertility.
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