Constructing embodied identity in a ‘new’ ageing population: A qualitative study of the pioneer cohort of childhood liver transplant recipients in the UK
Medical innovation has created a future of survival for many people. Paediatric liver transplant creates new understandings of embodied identity. The interplay of corporeality and embodiment affects personal identity. Children and now-adult survivors straddle discourses of being ‘normal’ and ‘different’.