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Purpose:This study was to discover the structureof theunwedteenagemothers' lived experienceof hope using Parse's research methodology. Methods:Participants were 7 unwed teenage mothers in one group home. The data were collected by dialogical engagement and analyzed through extraction-synthesis and heuristic inter- pretation process. Results: The unwed teenage mothers were very troubled over the thought of aborting their babies after they found themselves pregnant. Theydecidedto go throughwith thebirth and givetheir babies up for adoptionastheyrecognizedthatababy'slifewasprecious.Theyfelt thejoyof loveforthebabyand thesorrow of separation at the same time. They spent much time uncomfortably concealing being pregnant but after they shared their pain and sorrow with significant others they became more stabile. Their desire to make a new life increasedgradually andtheytriedtofindtheir ownway. Theywere proud of themselves for overcomingthepain of childbirthanddecidedto makea goodlife. Conclusion:Having compared the structure of the unwed teenage mothers' lived experience of hope with Parse's human becoming theory, five concepts were identified, such as valuing, connecting- separating, revealing-concealing, powering and transforming.

The Unwed Teenage Mothers&apos; Lived Experience of Hope in a Group Home: Using Parse&apos;s Research Methodology.

The Unwed Teenage Mothers' Lived Experience of Hope in a Group Home: Using Parse's Research Methodology.