The Family Dynamics of Migration and Disability in a Semi Rural Context

Both the presence of migration as disability accompanying the family and society since ancient times. It is still unknown what happens to the family when a child in addition to (a) with disabilities, the parent migrates, in contexts of poverty and marginalization. This research seeks to analyze the dynamics of migration and families with disabilities and emotional resources. To gather information, there were depth interviews with five women with these conditions, from in a semi-rural area of Michoacan found that spouses migrate by economic hardship, regardless of disability child (a). Maintain continuous communication links and remittances. To women increases pressure childcare (a) with disabilities independing on the severity. Are strengthened by the desire and commitment to "Get their children ahead", supported by family and friends.