Abstract

From an epidemiological point of view, our era is characterised by an increase in the prevalence of chronic, acute chronic diseases (Van den Akkern et al., 2014; Coste, 2018) and disability situations. In this context, there is a need to reflect on the daily life and experience of people in chronic conditions, taking into account their needs and aspirations (Le Galès & Bunegener, 2015). Among them, the aspiration to an “ordinary,” “normal,” “like everyone else” or similar life to the “life be...