The part of the sentence "distressed about being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone is feeling anxious or concerned about something they are facing. Example sentence: I was feeling distressed about being unemployed and not knowing how I would make ends meet.
You are tired of being tired, stressed from being stressed, and distressed about being distressed.
She told me once in a moment of rare vulnerability that she felt so distressed about being so behind in her classwork that she spent the whole period fighting the urge to flee and throw herself onto the train tracks.
Boardman, who treats patients with serious and long-term mental health problems, told the Guardian: "People with severe long-term problems get very distressed about being assessed, probably because mistakes are made, because the process isn't perfect, because they don't feel they are being listened to in their interviews.
Lily and Jessica were becoming uncomfortable and even distressed about being boys.
"There we are, watching this soccer game, talking about horrors that people had been through," said Erickson, adding that the women were "very, very distressed" about being detained.
"Maybe I didn't feel quite as distressed about being in the K-hole because of the MDMA, though I generally didn't really like it overall".
They lacked organisational leadership, money, people, materiel and industrial infrastructure.But the scientists come across in the transcripts as presumptuous, still believing in German "natural" leadership, distressed about having been outclassed scientifically, and fearful of being outcast, politically and personally, in a defeated Germany for failing to deliver.
"There are many men and women who are distressed about discovering they are gay, and some will go to counsellors, or be told to go by their parents, and say they can't cope and can they be changed," he added.
Many Kenyans seemed distressed about what was happening.
What's distressed about the transaction is the fatigue of the underlying investor.
Dr. Willenbring is especially distressed about patients who are treated for opioid addiction, then relapse in part because they are not given maintenance therapy with the drug Suboxone.
