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Volume 3

Journal of Nursing Research and Practice

Nursing and Heart 2019

April 22-23, 2019

Nursing Education and Evidence Based Practice Conference

Heart Conference

April 22-23, 2019 Dubai, UAE

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Gugma sang isa ka iloy: The other end of parenting experience by Ilonggo mothers with empty nest

syndrome

Louie P Hijalda

University of San Agustin, Philippines

Background:

Mention the term empty nest and one’s mind immediately conjures up a picture of an empty house. The mother-child

relationship has now evolved into that of an adult to adult relationship.For others, they feel that change is happening more rapidly

than ever before and further watching their youngest child move out of the house was difficult for mothers especially in letting go

and moving on.

Methodology:

Descriptive phenomenology of Husserl was used. The saturation point was based in the participant`s answer.

Purposeful sampling was utilized to select participants, informed consents were discussed and in-depth face to face semi-structured

interview was used. Colaizzi methodological approach was used for analysis. The anonymity and confidentiality of information was

upheld.

Results:

Several themes and supports emerged in relation to their experiences. Emotional support in the provision of caring, empathy

and love; informational support by comparing their experiences to others and appraisal support from constant communication of

information that is relevant to self-evaluation. The participant’s spirituality was also well defined and had adjusted their selves very

well.

Conclusions:

The empty nest syndrome gave them mixed feelings and a challenge yet Illongga mothers accommodated themselves

with supports and resiliency to achieved condition of wellness in letting go and moving on.

Biography

Louie Pinuela Hijalda, Ph.D., RN, is currently a clinical instructor at the University of San Agustin, College of Health and Allied Medical Profession. A member of

the Department of Science and Technology – Western Visayas Human Resource Development Committee (DOST–WVHRDC) and University of San Agustin–

Research Ethics Review Committee

lhijalda@usa.edu.ph

Louie P Hijalda, J Nursing Research and Practice, Volume 3

DOI: 10.4172/2632-251X-C3-008