Fatigue in facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy: a qualitative study of people’s experiences

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Table 1. Characteristics respondents.

Number	Gender	Age	Diagnosis since X years	Wheelchair	Work
1	M	38	18	–	Full-time job
2	M	77	49	Wheelchair for longer distances	Retirement
3	M	62	3	–	Retirement
4	F	24	10	–	Full-time student
5	M	51	10	–	Part-time job
6	M	59	40	Wheelchair for longer distances	Part-time job
7	M	71	5	Wheelchair for longer distances	Retirement
8	M	58	16	–	Alimony
9	F	55	2	–	Alimony
10	M	40	22	–	Full time job
11	F	57	32	Permanent wheelchair	No job
12	M	54	14	–	Part-time job and alimony
13	M	66	8	–	Alimony
14	F	54	11	–	Alimony
15	F	38	9	Wheelchair for longer distances	Part-time job
16	F	68	11	–	Retirement
17	M	44	29	–	Alimony
18	F	58	20	Permanent wheelchair	Alimony
19	F	40	17	Wheelchair for longer distances	Alimony
20	M	40	1	–	Alimony
21	F	51	14	–	Alimony
22	F	68	6	–	Retirement
23	M	62	4	–	Retirement
24	M	57	24	Wheelchair for longer distances	Part-time job
25	F	53	15	Wheelchair for longer distances	Alimony