In some cases, a distressing event gives rise to a more optimistic perspective; in "Smash," a serious auto accident makes an unhappily married man feel "finer than fine" about his cramped existence.
Fiona McCormack, from Crimestoppers, said: "This is a particularly distressing case where a devoted mother from a large family suddenly disappears without warning.
In the case of a distressing event when all four are aligned, compassionate care and resilience may be fostered.
Regional manager Emily van der Lely, said: "This is a particularly distressing case and one of the worst I've ever been involved with.
As a non-medical friend said to me, "If they can't even look after you, who will they look after?" This clearly has been a very distressing case for Mr Hopkins and it raises some interesting points.
Carol Shelton and her husband, Bill, are on their second honeymoon in the Florida Keys when she gets an unrelenting and distressing case of deja… Narrator is a very old man; he recounts an episode which happened when he was 9, in 1914.
Carol Shelton and her husband, Bill, are on their second honeymoon in the Florida Keys when she gets an unrelenting and distressing case of deja vu.
By Stephen King The New Yorker, June 22 , 1998P. 64 Carol Shelton and her husband, Bill, are on their second honeymoon in the Florida Keys when she gets an unrelenting and distressing case of deja vu.
