Sentence examples for mental limbo from inspiring English sources

It's exhausting: during one session, I slip into a mental limbo.

"I remember most of us were in some kind of mental limbo for a while afterwards — just drained from the experience," the legal secretary said.

For ten more minutes as we descended nothing was answered, we all seemed to be trapped in a kind of mental limbo, incapable of speech.

Violent trauma and loss is its own kind of death, and even if we don't want it or ask for it, we are given opportunities for rebirth, like Kevin Garvey climbing out of his own grave and Mary Jamison returning from mental limbo.

She said that living in limbo was affecting their mental health.

The physical condition of the prisoners, who include a 13-year-old, was fine, but there was a "worrying deterioration" in the detainees' mental health caused by their legal limbo.

Final interim rules for the federal mental health parity law have been in limbo for the past three years.

The Tamil Refugee Council contends being in limbo prompted a deterioration in Leo Seemanpillai's mental health.

She has spent five years in enforced limbo and describes it as being like a form of "mental torture" when she so wants to contribute and earn a wage, however temporary.

IPA analysis produced 4 themes: (1) The struggle to understand the hearing voices phenomenon; (2) Battle with the Mental Health Services; (3) 'Stuck in a limbo'; and (4) The wish for a more holistic approach from mental health services and professionals.

Officials here say that the legal limbo is Topic A among the prisoners and that it underlies the mounting mental health problems in the camp.