The biggest stress for staff is when the charity cannot help women, who can become deeply distressed, says Gomperts.
Mr McCartney, looking pale and distressed, said: "It is a great shock and I am very upset".
"Coming out of left field, a number of investment grade companies like Xerox, J. C. Penney and Laidlaw fell off a cliff, going straight from investment grade to distressed," said Martin S. Fridson, chief high-yield strategist at Merrill Lynch.
"I am very sad, very distressed," said Jorge Torres, 47, after laying flowers at the cemetery and joining the two-mile march that ended at the Simón Bolívar park, where a Mass was celebrated.
"The woman is obviously emotionally distressed," said Stapleford. "No one likes having their integrity questioned but she changes her story daily, so I think most people now know what to make of it.
"It does seem like a lot, coming in a market that has been distressed," said David Barry, a principal with Ironstate Development, the company behind the 348-unit 225 Grand, in Jersey City, which starts leasing on May 1, and also a 95-unit building that will open by fall at the Shipyard complex, in Hoboken.
"I would be so distressed," said Williams, who has worked as a substitute teacher and a home health aide.
'Psycho-social first aid' "When children are left alone without care, support or leisure activities during difficult times, they can feel isolated and more distressed," said UNICEF Representative in Syria Sherazade Boualia, commenting on the need for the clubs.
Court officials defend the process of selecting receivers for distressed properties, saying judges are looking for people who they know have done good work.
Across the nation, newspapers and television broadcasts displayed images of her distressed caregivers saying goodbye on the family's driveway as they were surrounded by hundreds of supporters who protested the government's decision to place the girl with relatives.
