Herein are tales of walks that foster and nurture special relationships with family, pets and nature; of walks that alleviate grief, loss, illness, injury, pressure and frustration.
We aimed to qualitatively evaluate factors that contribute to and alleviate grief associated with termination of a pregnancy for a fetal anomaly and how that grief changes over time.
There is so much that is teased upon— the braids, the patterns we make that unwittingly imitate the natural forms in our body, the way that memory threads through our consciousness, the way that the only way to alleviate grief, if only temporarily, is to be distracted from it by the rhythms of our own bodies.
Psychosocial care involves meeting the emotional, psychological, and existential needs of palliative care patients and their families, in helping to alleviate grief, fear, and other psychological and social problems.
Far from contradicting the usual diplomatic strategies, such an apology might go some distance in alleviating the grief and shame so many Americans are living with these days, and restoring at least a part of the respect we've lost internationally.
I accept you feel a real remorse for what you have done". But he added "no sentence can alleviate the grief and sorrow" felt by Sammy-Jo Davies's family and friends.
Elle Fanning is Ruth, their 4-year-old daughter, whose arrival was meant to help alleviate their grief.
In a bid to alleviate the grief of the families of the dead and to calm public emotions after the accident, President Vladimir V. Putin pledged that the bodies would be recovered.
'ABRAHAM AND MARY: A HOUSE DIVIDED' -- David Grubin's mournfully elegant portrait of the Lincolns on PBS took a novelistic approach to Abraham Lincoln's spiritual and political evolution and showed how greatness emerged from his personal tragedies -- which included a wife who tried to alleviate her grief by shopping on a monumental scale.
Not knowing what else to do to alleviate my grief and anger, I started running again.
"Every decorative piece you see here has its own meaning, and a lot of them were not used to alleviate mourners' grief, but to make it even stronger".
