Although nearly all participants explicitly stated that they did not regret their decision, half of the non-donor families did not persist in their decision and explained to remain ambivalent on their decision, especially non-donor families, who had experienced the decision as a dilemma.
However, like Rosemary, she felt ambivalent about the decisions she had made.
I'm sometimes ambivalent about the decision to go private for all the typical reasons — the financial burden, the relative lack of diversity.
In an interview after he announced his retirement in April, Stern sounded ambivalent about the decision to intervene, saying it might pay off in a wave of members for SEIU but also comparing it to the decision to invade Iraq.
Yet, Somers-Alsop said, one mother whose child was severely disabled returned to the hospital over the years, ambivalent about the decision to sustain her infant, who now lived a life that she saw as one of relentless suffering, like that of Sidney Miller.
Top Google executives, including the chief executive, Eric E. Schmidt, and the co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were ambivalent about the decision to go into China in 2006, which involved agreeing to censor some search results on the company's local search engine, according to a former executive with knowledge of the discussions.
"It's On Bitch" was met with generally mixed reviews from critics, who were ambivalent towards the decision to replace Conrad with Cavallari.
For how can you truly know an artist if we don't see such interactions?" Becky Bain from website Idolator favored Perry's live voice and her natural presentation, though she was ambivalent towards the decision of giving the songs an acoustic treatment.
Relatives of deceased, who had not registered in the National Donor Register, were more inclined to remain ambivalent in their decision.
Even Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was opposed to legalizing gay marriage and employment protections for LGBT individuals, appeared ambivalent about Trump's decisions.
