Patients may ignore or choose to deny symptoms, and postpone engagement with health care professionals, while obstacles within the health system such as shortages in essential staff, poor access to investigations, limited knowledge of the condition and a failure to recognize the benefits of the MDC can affect the trajectory of the subsequent journey to the MDC.
Arsenal looked disaster in the eye tonight, and, for the second time in four days, decided to postpone their engagement for a little longer.
Four years later, in what some people interpreted as a sly rebuke to her husband's policies, she accepted a role in "The Vagina Monologues," only to postpone the engagement when Giuliani announced that he had prostate cancer.
Louis Barrier, her long-suffering manager, cancelled or postponed her engagements and persuaded her to buy a country villa in the Seine-et-Oise.
At the height of her career, government officials often postponed their engagements to attend her famous monthly Thursday-night concerts and radio broadcasts, performances during which Kulthum regularly sang a single song for three or four hours straight without breaks.
It was a time when thousands of teens became drifters; many marriages were postponed and engagements were interminable; birth rates declined; and children grew up quickly, often taking on adult responsibilities if not the role of comforter to their despondent parents.
"My accident postponed the engagement for hours," Ms. Silverstein said.
When her husband announced that he had cancer, however, Hanover postponed her engagement.
When phoned at the Chelsea that morning, he said he was feeling ill and postponed the engagement.
Within our first year in the five boroughs, my friend got engaged, set a date, postponed her wedding, moved out on her own, and called off her engagement altogether.
