Almost half of the sample perceived that the hospital where they gave birth had made direct errors contributing to their feelings of being uncared for and disrespected.
There is a possibility that the association between these variables and PTSD symptoms could be attributed to recall bias in which women with PTSD symptoms were more likely to remember feelings of fear, helplessness, and/or being uncared for during their labour and birth.
Since there is a significant association between HA and expression of HA receptors and genome integrity in spermatozoa and oocytes we draw therefore attention to the possible role of HA in protection of DNA integrity in germ cells as well, which was also uncared for in prior reviews.
In most squids and cuttlefishes the eggs are left uncared-for.
That loneliness is a health issue would not have been a surprise to Mother Teresa who once said: "The biggest disease today is not leprosy or cancer or tuberculosis, but rather the feeling of being unwanted, uncared for and deserted by everybody".
The mind is left uncared for until it becomes dusty, dirty, and polluted because of lack of exercise, training, and development". In light of this fact, Buddhism introduces the ways and means of strengthening and exercising the mind.
Consider a system in which government and privately owned buildings are left uncared for from block to block throughout the heart of a city".
They can be neglected, uncared for, and inadequately treated, owing to poor social or communication skills (Dubois, Capdevila, Bringuier, & Pry, 2010).
When it was untended and uncared for, when anything was growing there that could get a foothold, you could argue that it was actually more wild than its current state, where it's being maintained, things are being pulled out and other things are being put in.
She kept saying that the greatest poverty in the world today is to be unloved, unwanted and uncared for, and that's a harder and more difficult poverty to reach.
