I've seen women on the subway carrying giant overstuffed shopping bags from the store, surely relieved to have a respite from the J. Crew blues.
Beyond making families feel comfortable, HSWs understood the important role that respite plays in supporting caregivers on an emotional or psychological level; they often spoke of relieving 'burden' and diffusing stress.
Examples of potential programs include enhanced respite care to relieve caregivers of the responsibility of providing all of the care required by their loved ones.
Carers related strongly to the vignettes, which in some cases, normalized their experiences to the extent that relieved them from guilt over respite decisions: ' If I had had this DA when I first made the decision to put my husband in respite care, it would have made me feel better about the decision' (Carer 8).
But he was relieved that the debate provided a respite from the conversations he usually experiences at social events.
Policy makers have focused on respite care to help relieve the burden of caregiving and to facilitate ageing in place [ 10, 11].
But now there is a postelection respite, a sense of exhaustion — relieved or not — that gives us a pause to look at November for what it is.
Ospreys were grateful for the brief respite and were even more relieved when Alun Wyn Jones returned unscathed after being sent for a head injury assessment following a collision with a fellow Welshman, Dollman.
When UNITA withdrew, the supply of smuggled diamonds from Angola slowed to trickle, and relieved the pressure on De Beers.But any respite for the South African company may prove short-lived.
Still, no respite for this little company.
After a brief respite, as the 4th Light Horse Brigade was sent to El Burj to relieve British forces there, the 12th went in to reserve; the horses were sent back to Deiran, and dismounted patrols and reconnaissance parties were sent out.
