"This is the fight I have to win on behalf of the financially distressed life-insurance policyholder," he said, "to persuade them that there are legitimate buyers out there serving an industry that's trending toward legitimacy".
Patients reporting distress secondary to frustration about chronic hyperglycemia or fear of complications (i.e., diabetes-related distress) will likely need different interventions than patients who report being distressed because of life circumstances unrelated to diabetes.
The life sentence distressed the victims' relatives.
"By no effort of mine," he wrote, looking back on his life, "the distressed and harassed and pursued came fleeing to my office door".
So, if you are like most managers, complaining about your distressed workload and a life out of balance, ask yourself how many great employees you helped to (unnecessarily) exit the business.
It's the time I did it in a distressed phase of my life where I was looking for answers on what to do with myself.
Finally, she would ask herself very simply: "Who would you be without that thought?" And she would imagine herself, in the exact same situation, only minus the thought that was causing her to feel so depressed, distressed, and distanced from life, other people, and herself.
But you could also write it in the text of your note documentation anyway, Mrs X discussed where she wants to be at the end of her life, became distressed or whatever, and just put something about it.
This study was a preliminary investigation to evaluate the effectiveness of this brief Qigong-based stress reduction program (BQSRP) for alleviating subjective stress and improving quality of life in distressed subjects.
Friends and colleagues expressed their disbelief about reports in Turkish media that claimed Sutton had taken her own life after becoming distressed when she missed a flight to Iraq and did not have enough money for a new ticket.
