I managed to actually have a child which is more than most people get (Rebecca) When looking back and describing the experience of spending time with their baby, the words "distraught", "heart-breaking", "angry" "pain" and "helpless" were over-riding expressions linked to grief used by participants.
A distraught boxer dog is a heart-rending sight.
The woman told an Assembly administrator about Mr. Lopez's behavior, saying she was so distraught that she thought she "might have a heart attack or commit suicide if Lopez's behavior continued," according to the report.
However single or distraught you are over your last split, take heart: you aren't as lonely or heartbroken as this guy.
Recounting her recent transformation from bleeding-heart liberal to social conservative, the distraught husband puts the blame on Calibar.
She starred in All or Nothing (2002) as the distraught, anaemic-looking mother of a fat son with heart failure.
The Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion are distraught that they will never receive their respective brain, heart, and courage, but Dorothy makes them realize that they already have these things.
In one heart-rending 1964 photograph by Mr. Faas from his Pulitzer Prize-winning portfolio, a distraught Vietnamese father numbly holds up the limp body of his dead daughter to a truckload of impassive South Vietnamese Rangers.
Her tone, measured yet distraught, is that of a witness who has journeyed, consciously if not willingly, to the heart of private and, more momentously, public horror in order to bring us back the bad news.
Being distraught or distracted and forgetting or neglecting to take pills for chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease can have immediate harmful effects.
Concerned, he pulled over and saw a distraught teenager sitting on a stoop: Fabiano Forte, whose father, a Philadelphia policeman, had just had a heart attack.
