Sentence examples for discharged feeling from inspiring English sources

The CDC subsequently said a full evaluation of the man at a local hospital had showed "no evidence or concern for Ebola" and that the man was discharged "feeling well".

Another client was hospitalized with severe depression, received therapy in the hospital, was discharged after feeling better, but refused to return to the study.

I wasn't very good at expressing or discharging difficult feelings.

"A child who uses a real gun to discharge these feelings," Dr. Rosenblitt said, "shows a failure, at a very significant level, to find other ways to deal with troubles, and this could come from how they have been treated, or how they have seen people being treated".

It helps me to discharge my feelings and emotions," Mona says.

Carver et al. differentiated active and avoidant coping strategies, among them 'Resignation/Acceptance' (i.e., accepting the fact that the stressful event has occurred and is real) and 'Focus on and Venting of Emotions' (i.e., increased awareness of one's emotional distress, and concomitant tendency to ventilate or discharge those feelings) [ 2].

In contrast, Carver et al. [ 2] found 15 factors that reflect active versus avoidant coping strategies, among them "Resignation/Acceptance" (accepting the fact that the stressful event has occurred and is real) and "Focus on and Venting of Emotions" (increased awareness of one's emotional distress, and concomitant tendency to ventilate or discharge those feelings).

I feel discharged.

Happily, when my mom was discharged from the hospital, she was feeling great and was eager to return home.

And then you're discharged and everyone's crying and hugging and feeling proud — and you're supposed to be cured".

They admitted themselves after feeling unwell and although two were discharged shortly after, the other was "quite poorly" and was kept in for treatment.