Pain, turmoil and anguish often occur, which wreaks havoc in everyone's lives.
Although the frequency in which these events occur have become commonplace, the anguish that emerges as a result is daunting and cannot be cast aside.
Such is the case in Amish communities (8), where treatment for psychiatric disease may only occur in response to crises like intractable mental anguish, emergent hospitalization, violence, or the threat of suicide (8).
"The exhumation will put an end to the anguish of his family and thousands of Brazilians who have sufficient reason to believe that his death did not occur spontaneously, as stated in the death certificate - which was issued without a prior post mortem examination," they added.
Several of these patients may have prolonged courses that can cause anguish for patients and their families and may have been prevented if goals of care discussions occurred earlier.
Some coalition soldiers may have been executed by their captors, though many of the coalition fatalities have occurred in helicopter accidents and friendly-fire incidents, which were also a cause of much anguish in 1991.
My high-tech encounter with the medical establishment, occurring a week after I got back to New York, resulted in only 25 minutes of anguish.
Her craziest act of self-consecration occurred after the death of her son, when she arranged herself into a tableau of divine anguish.
A sexual assault that occurs early in the action gives rise to Nola's sudden burst of angry (but anonymous) creativity, which serves as both an outlet for her pain and a source of new anguish.
Yet that orderly is actually the secret hero of the movie, and it's worth paying attention to another dialogue-echo, which occurs in a remark that the orderly makes to Amy — a remark that later throws the entire movie, and Amy's sense of guilt and anguish, into an entirely different and quietly shattering perspective.
