Study of Women's Living Experiences of CoronaA Phenomenological Study

In recent months, on a global scale, the Kuwaiti pandemic has threatened the ontological security of social actors in various fields. This has caused anxiety and stress in various groups, especially women. The main purpose of this study is to describe the fat lived experiences of women in Khuzestan province from coronary heart disease with a phenomenological approach. To achieve this goal, the thematic analysis method was used. Data were collected from women in Khuzestan province. A total of 22 people were interviewed and selected by purposive sampling. Semi-structured interviews were used to collect data. In this study, after extracting important sentences and words from the text of the interviews, 278 initial codes were extracted which were categorized into 10 main themes according to the purpose and question of the research to obtain a picture of women's lived experience.The results of this study show that the lived experience of women with coronary heart disease in three types of social, occupational, family and psychological are as follows: stigma or hot stigma, social distancing, coronary phobia, fear of death, unexpressed grief, lack of Perception of risk at the occupational level, the quality of social support at the family level, feelings of loneliness, anxiety and separation, and at the psychological level, psychological capital erosion and feelings of depression.  Analyzing the findings, the Coronavirus has not threatened all aspects of human social and cultural life, making the world a more unjust place.