They handled their worries in various ways, but in many cases, their strategies reduced their ability to discuss evolution with students and listen to students' concerns.
Do you handle your worries well, or do you let them spiral into something more?
How participants handle their worries, anxiety and sadness can be categorized into seven sub-themes or management strategies: Making things easier in everyday life, Banishing thoughts about the approaching loss, Living in the present, Adjusting to the sick person's situation, Distracting oneself by being with others, Shielding the family from grief, and Attempting to maintain hope.
When I do allow myself to think about what's beyond the cliff, it's the worry that I won't be able to handle the worry: that no amount of medication, cathartic yoga, or omega-3-enriched, low-preservative-diet food could ever possibly be enough to handle it.
The volume of photos that cross news desks and the speed with which they must be handled adds to worries of photo editors.
How do I handle the worry I'm feeling right in this moment?
Turnout could be too high for her and her assistants to handle, Ms. Johnson worried.
For many physicians, trust in personal experiences and collegial support appear to be better ways to handle the worry of uncertainty than reading scientific literature[ 38, 39].
I just wanted to say: 'Look, ladies, this part is handled, don't worry about it.
But I cringed at its use of suicide as a plot point, no matter how sensitively handled, and I worried for the townspeople, who participated gamely but could not possibly have anticipated what it would be like to be the next "Serial".
Lynn Cutler, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, whose home town is Waterloo, Iowa, says she regards the farm crisis as a potential weapon "if handled carefully," but she worries about how to use it.
