Sentence examples for difficult trauma from inspiring English sources

There is the more bearable but still difficult trauma of disruption: the businesses of Chinatown all but closed, hurt by a drop in tourism, diverted traffic and a paucity of working phones.

Call the Attending Surgeon for calls about patients, consultations about trauma, or for help if necessary with difficult trauma problems.

5. Love is the answer: During stressful changes, love is what brings people through the most challenging and difficult traumas.

"This bill is to try to address those issues in a different way, and with approaches that are working in different places across the country in the field of integrative health, and to use these approaches to try to help heal our veterans from some of these very difficult traumas that they have," Ryan said.

There are many arguments as to why and how panic and anxiety develops in a person: genetics, difficult childhoods, trauma, but there is no concrete evidence.

Ending the relationship is made even more difficult if trauma from previous relationships or childhood exists.

Finally, accurate estimation of blood loss is difficult in trauma patients and so the amount of blood transfused might not indicate the amount of blood lost.

Current military case definitions for mTBI include this group [ 50, 51], but interpreting these symptoms is difficult when head trauma coincides with psychological trauma in a combat setting, and particularly when blast is a primary injury [ 24].

Sometimes veterans find it difficult to discuss trauma, so art therapist Jan Lobban uses painting to help them express themselves.

We learned the difficult lesson that trauma is not the major issue following a disaster [ 3].

One explanation could be due to the fragility of the subcutaneous tissue of the skin of elderly TI patients due to reduced tissue oxygenation making healing more difficult after minimal trauma.