Our pupils are very distressed, as are the staff and our partners who support us around the school community.
The baby became distressed as soon as the heel prick was administered, and it was an hour after the procedure when the baby was finally consoled that the mother noticed erythema and blistering over the baby's foot and leg.
Watching your child distressed, as well as having interrupted sleep yourself, can wear you down.
Scientists involved in the case are distressed as well.
McManus et al (2002), in a longitudinal study, found a circular relationship in which EE made doctors more psychologically distressed (as measured by GHQ), and distress made doctors more emotionally exhausted.
Further, older persons were less likely to be highly distressed as remoteness increased, with urban participants showing little change in psychological distress with increasing age.
Kompany appeared distressed as he was forced from the field.
Winfield seemed genuinely distressed as he discussed that he now faced an evening of legal talk.
It seemed a pointless exercise," Mrs Newman says, profoundly distressed as she recounts what happened.
As a proud Frenchman I am as distressed as anyone about the events in Paris.
