METHODOLOGY
The study adopted a qualitative approach. A descriptive phenomenological method was employed. Giorgi (2009) stated that the aim of the method is to clarify the meaning of the phenomenon under study. Data were collected by means of interviews. Phenomenology is a life-world theory about the everyday world that we all live in and in which we gain experiences. It is the lived world with all its variations, a world of perceptions that we assess based on our experiences (Husserl, 1970). Studying the life world involves striving to see the invisible and eliciting that which is tacit. The phenomena are explored in the way they manifest themselves to us and described in a fashion that is as structured and comprehensive as possible, free from interpretations. Intentionality is central to life world theory and means that towards which our consciousness is directed. We endeavour to create meaning and content, and concentrate on that which can shape and increase it. Every experience adds to it, increasing understanding and creating wholeness (Dahlberg et al., 2011).