I.1 Chapters and Primary Study Publication Sources
2.1 Example of Poetic Analysis Process: “Before I Came in Here”
2.2 Applying Faulkner’s (2007) Six Ars Poetica Criteria to the Poems
4.1 Example of Book Outline Section With Interview Quotes
5.1 Older Women’s Post-Treatment Perceptions of Being a Cancer Survivor: Examples of Four Types
5.2 Typology of Post-Treatment Cancer Survivor Narratives
6.1 I Poem, Listening Guide Phase 1
7.1 Text Units Coded as “Ghosting”
8.2 Excerpt From Final List of Codes
8.3 Sample Open Coding Assignments
9.1 Excerpt From Childcare Section of a San Antonio Family’s Profile
9.2 Two-by-Two Matrix of Childcare Transitions
10.1 Excerpt From Theoretical Memo
10.2 Final Table for Sarah and Carlton
11.1 Resident/Convoy Profile Table: “Mr. Story’s” Informal Convoy
11.2 Resident Role and Informal Care Convoy Structure and Function
11.3 Formal Care Convoy Structure, Function, Transitions, and Collaboration
13.2 Fragment of a Memo and Related Memos
13.3 Fragment of an Interview Summary
13.4 Family Disruptions and Conflicts
13.5 Examples of Codes Based on Analytical Function
13.6 Examples of Evidence Table for Histories of Family Conflict and Homelessness