Your help would be appreciated :)

Hi guys!
My name is Lucy Lai and I'm a high school senior. I'm conducting a study on stress and coping in people with chronic disease. The interest in this topic stemmed from the fact that I live with systemic lupus erythematosus. Since my illness has had such a big impact on my life, I developed a research plan to survey others with chronic illness to measure their levels of stress due to disease and determine if there was any trend in coping. Your input will help me compile information on the lifestyles of those who suffer from chronic disease. If at any time, you wish to stop taking the survey, you may do so. No names or personal information are recorded and all data will be available only me and will be destroyed at the end of the study. This survey takes approximately 7-10 minutes to complete.

Please see the link to the survey!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1HdOc41uH9RgRBaj38Fe7K6nmuhumzMr0n1eCrqq2fM0/viewform

Thanks so much for your help! It means the world to me

-Lucy
diagnosed at 16...

I have received permission from Peter Waite, the moderator, to post this!

Just to be clear to the folks here... Lucy is trying to take a survey of folks "coping with chronic disease", not specifically the disease that impacts her. I'd say that there are certainly plenty of PCa folks here who fit the "coping with chronic disease" description.

Here is the hyperlinked URL to Lucy's survey:
/docs.google.com/forms/d/1HdOc41uH9RgRBaj38Fe7K6nmuhumzMr0n1eCrqq2fM0/viewform

-Gedman

Lucy,
Done. Best wishes with your illness and your senior project.

Done. Interesting questions. Good luck on the project!

Lucy,

Just completed the survey. You did a great job formulating the questions. And good luck with your survey and studies!

Done... May the Lord bless you!

Done, good luck with our illness. I'm 63.

Dave

I was going to point out the age problem. I'm 65 and had to choose 60 since nothing else was close. Otherwise, there were some interesting questions. Are you going to share your a summary of your findings?