Coping with loneliness and stigma associated with HIV in a resource-limited setting, making a case for mental health interventions; a sequential mixed methods study

Table 5 Demographic Data of Interview Participants, N = 18

No.	Pseudonym	Gender	Age (yrs)	Marital status	Religion	Employment Status	Education level	Years of HIV diagnosis
1.	Adwoa	Female	48	Divorced	Christian	Unemployed	Primary school	4
2.	Kwame	Male	45	Divorced	Christian	Unemployed	SHS	6
3.	Joyce	Female	40	Divorced	Christian	Employed	Middle school	9
4.	Ama	Female	67	Widowed	Christian	Unemployed	Middle school	5
5.	Rita	Female	31	Cohabiting	Christian	Employed	SHS	7
6.	Serwaa	Female	42	Cohabiting	Muslim	Employed	Middle school	10
7.	Yaa	Female	38	Divorced	Christian	Employed	Vocational	8
8.	Lizzy	Female	46	Married	Christian	Employed	None	12
9.	Daniel	Male	72	Married	Christian	Unemployed	Middle school	5
10.	Emmanuel	Male	69	Married	Christian	Employed	Middle school	7
11.	Elorm	Female	55	Widowed	Christian	Employed	None	6
12.	Kofi	Male	52	Divorced	Christian	Employed	Middle school	3
13.	Sandra	Female	47	Single	Christian	Employed	None	13
14.	Akosua	Female	40	Married	Christian	Employed	SHS	4
15.	Esther	Female	56	Divorced	Christian	Unemployed	Middle school	9
16.	Joseph	Male	70	Divorced	Christian	Employed	Middle school	11
17.	Millicent	Female	38	Married	Christian	Employed	JHS	5
18.	Esi	Female	33	Single	Christian	Employed	Tertiary	3

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