The secret to my success and the reason for others distress boiled down to good communication versus poor communication.
Despite the uprooting in the younger children's lives, their distress is boiled down to a single worrisome quirk for each.
All the avenues of help that might come the way of a child in, say, Finland, who is exhibiting behavioural signs of distress, are shut down by the quick and convenient solution of slapping on the ADHD label and prescribing a stimulant.
Secure infants (Category B) reach out to their mothers at times of separation distress and calm down easily when comforted so that they can resume play or exploration.
Overextended consumers and corporate borrowers experience financial distress, damping down spending even more, which leads to a full-fledged recession.
"Distressed" sales are down and conventional sales are up.
The first leak caused distress at 10 Downing Street because it portrayed Mr. Blair as a politician consumed with short-term popularity gains rather than as a reformer with a long-range vision, the image he and his handlers like to put forward.
Also, the relationship between the slip-down distress and the joint width, which is obtained from field survey results, can be utilized to recommend a minimum width for PJS.
Once she was tied down, her distress intensified.
