In just a couple of weeks, on Jan . 30 everyone would get to do this all over again cheer, suffer, exult, despair — only in Roseau this time, where the rink is much older than Warroad's 14-year-old building.
He tried to play in the National Football League, kept getting injured on the track and suffered the despair of having his sister accused -- and later convicted -- of killing her 18-month-old daughter.
Watching my firstborn suffer with such despair and pain became my waking nightmare.
I guess I'd rather suffer delusion than despair.
Noticing a look that suggests this might be a little melodramatic, she adds: "I do suffer profound blackness and despair, but I am an actress.
They range from being startlingly self-revealing to seemingly deceptive to overwhelmed by fear or despair; some suffer from mental illness, and others are gripped by hunger, anger, or frustration.
Recent research has suggested that suicidal patients, when at their most despairing, often suffer from intrusive mental images of suicide and that the frequency and subjective reality of such images is significantly related to severity of suicidal ideation (Holmes, Crane, Fennell, & Williams, 2007).
Assignment to the new settlers of the 1820s, however, often had an element of slavery, and many convicts must have suffered grief and despair in their exile.
And among the greatest, Frédéric Chopin, in his darkest moments, declared that "sometimes I can only groan, and suffer, and pour out my despair at the piano".
