During the final stages he had to be given high doses of morphine, as he felt continually as if he was drowning.
One woman said she felt continually patronised by people who told her that she just hadn't found the right man yet.
We were in awe, felt continually connected to her true 'punksanity' and were thrilled all the way!
One respondent felt continually discriminated against, citing that health care professionals had stopped coming to his house when they found out they were asylum seekers.
The story feels, continually, as if it's about to veer into the surreal; danger is on the way, but the reader has no idea where it will come from or how.
But Ireland doesn't use Marie's anger as the "reason" for her unpleasantness; it's just another note in Marie's long song of supersonic screeching, the temper tantrums she throws, because, as a spoiled and neglected child, she feels continually forsaken.
This is how we feel continually.
Her student canvas, filled to the brim with abstract animals and trees, feels continually in flux, a mirage-effect her adult works contain as well. .
If you are a vulnerable person, perhaps less strong through age related fragility, with a disability, or a single female with young children - if for any reason, you feel unable to take the previous steps and feel continually threatened or intimidated by antisocial behaviour, keep a diary of events and once incidents are occurring regularly over a prolonged period, inform the police.
A sense of belonging based on the contingency that the more others needed me, the greater value and worthiness of love I felt, I was continually earning placement.
