Some would think "absolutely - and a bit more" after receiving highly professional and sympathetic care.
In the late eighties, the governing body approved a large-scale effort to help Witnesses find sympathetic care, according to Bodnaruk.
There's even a brain theory that we have mirror neurons in our heads that enable us to feel what's in other people's heads and that these neurons lead to sympathetic care and moral action.
"[She] came to her local public hospital for sympathetic care, something that I wanted to provide but was prevented from doing so by a system that treated her as a thing, as a case to be probed and examined", he said.
Do not get anxious at the thought of the worst happening, people's reaction to you will more than likely be sympathetic and caring.
" (carer of a cancer patient) All carers said that their employers were sympathetic towards their caring commitment and they appreciated their understanding and the flexibility that allowed them to carry out their caring duties.
For greater reflection on being sympathetic to others who are ill and looking after them Karma Wilson's Bear Feels Sick, illustrated by Jane Chapman, has a kindly and caring tone.
"I have found Ben to be consistently caring, always sympathetic, refreshingly humble and driven by a constant desire to please others".
Only 25percentt of adults with mental-health issues believe people are generally caring and sympathetic to those with mental-health problems.
