This case really shatters that myth and shows a very real doctor, with very real cravings for money, and very real character defects.
Her very identity shattered, Ann (who lives with her parents) runs away from home.
The following phrases were articulated by many (11/12) and reflected their degree of distress: 'I was a complete mess'; 'I was feeling suicidal'veryery, very weepy'mentallylly and physically shattered'feelinging very, very down'; 'I am in a mental cocoon, in a cage, in a bubble'; 'I was at a low point, in a black hole'.
I did not enjoy a very real Rayna shattering my "mother fantasy".
The furious love affair that had existed has been shattered, very likely beyond repair.
Indeed, it feels like a very pure reading of the text, preferring, perhaps, to allow a performance of simplicity, shattered only very occasionally by a human shout or, curiously, by Led Zeppelin's Since I've Been Loving You in more or less its entirety.
I was shattered and very alive; excited and scared.
Mr. Fine said ballplayers are very conscious of the shattered bat issue, and will quickly call if they feel a bat has shattered because of poor construction.
And on the eve of the marriage she suddenly deserted me and went off with an Irish peer and I was shattered and very suicidal.
