Abstract
The aim of caring for emerging adults is to alleviate suffering and support their health, especially for those whose lifeworld seems to be challenging and may lead to health issues. This study illuminates the meaning of being a young adult. A phenomenological hermeneutical method was used. The essential meaning of being an emerging adult is having freedom and independence, but also being a part of a network of family of origin and friends. For emerging adults becoming in health, having both freedom and responsibility when managing life is essential.
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