To effect such an outcome through justice, Kittay believes, requires maintaining a social order that secures care for dependents as a main purpose of formulating fundamental principles of justice and a theoretical basis that downgrades the value of independence, at least for disabled people (Kittay 2011).
The intervention parents reported that the knowledge, advice, guidance and emotional support given during the intervention made them feel less stressed and more confident, competent and secure caring for their preterm born child than they would otherwise have been.
Nurse-midwives who identified obstetric problems were obliged to chase the few COs or doctors on duty to secure care for their patients, while COs struggled with the pressure of trying to prioritise whom to treat when faced with too many serious cases at once.
Still, she had never experienced a relationship where she felt so secure and cared for, she said.
I was impressed at the dedication required to secure and care for a bird.
Mothers' or caregivers' age significantly predicted better OHRQoL in children, which might be due to younger mothers feeling less secure in caring for their child [ 38].
Stephens wrote on her blog, "i have always felt loved, cared for, secure, content, inspired and grateful for the family i was given... and i want to give back some of the love i've received (i almost want to cry writing this, haha)." Then she made her pitch.
It's possible this way to be devoted and reliable parents, who raise secure well-loved and cared for children.
None of us should in any way shape or feel compelled to justify the legal, moral, and ethical action we take in securing and caring for the detainees.
In dysthymia, the relationship with the therapist was typically described as a caring relation ('Therapist as parent'), e.g.: " cared for me;" "secure;" "loving and accepting;" "made me feel liked;" "set limits".
