We were always coping with poky dressing rooms and bad conditions backstage, but we didn't care.
Whoever you may be, preparing yourself to cope with struggles simply makes good sense because they're always coming!
"Basketball is always a coping mechanism for me," the Bulls guard says in the video, part of American Family Insurance's eight-part series filming athletes' working with communities and social issues, called "First Step".
"It was a must-win game and that's always difficult to cope with.
"The great thing about him -- the real beauty of Patrick -- is that he's always been able to cope with people's impressions and perceptions of him, no matter how bad the things they're saying are," Thompson said.
Stress, then, does not refer simply to how busy or overcommitted one is; an element of appraisal, influenced by personality and coping style, is always present.
My husband is an actor too, and while I'm always asked: "How do you cope with the juggling [of your career and family]?" he is never asked that.
(general practitioner 17, practice M) "Yes, very rarely they'll say 'I want to die at home.' It's always 'when I can't cope any more and I can't go to the toilet on my own,' 'I don't want the children to see me like this.' These are terms that they will use".
In the Microsoft Exchange environment, scalability is always a concern to address to cope with the rising use of electronic messaging in commercial or corporate environments.
We're always getting attacks but our firewall can cope with it.
There is always a relationship between stress (the stimulus) and coping (the response).
