Nearly every Muslim country has experienced the kind of social stress that generates severe doubt, discontent and despair.
Mr. Armstrong, who was apparently in despair over severe financial reversals and a broken marriage, had not been a central character, but the unhappiness of his wife, Taylor, was a recurring theme.
It has been well established in many studies that coronary artery disease increases the risk for symptoms of major depression — feelings of hopelessness and despair so severe that they interfere with daily routines and activities.
From a man who owned a small truck delivery business, Silman's battle against Israeli authorities took him through bankruptcy, mental despair, and eventually severe deterioration in health.
"Viewing this play," it might run, "may cause severe headache, dizziness, nausea, anxiety, mild depression, suicidal thoughts, despair over the state of the contemporary theater, despair over the misuse of middle-aged actresses in Hollywood, or garden-variety existential despair.
The hallmark of severe depression, he says, is "an inclination to despair" and the inability of many people to feel anything whatsoever.
A few who have escaped are suffering such severe trauma that doctors visiting the refugee camps are in despair.
Women in low-risk pregnancies have reported feelings of anger, despair and inadequacy at the time following a severe or lethal diagnosis [ 6].
The participants with common mental illness were significantly lower on self-reported improvement and higher on moratorium subscale of psychological recovery (as compared to those with severe mental illness), indicating their struggle in dealing with a sense of loss and despair.
It is a severe, majestic work with a final suicide that results from an unsentimen talised accumulation of suffering and despair.
