Her high school teacher wants to help, but he can't grasp the weight of her burdens.
The weight of her burdens, not to say the state of her mind, is such that she's forever altering and deconstructing her storytelling.
The president and his key advisers increasingly attract the blame for all the failures of Afghanistan's transition; the presidential system is cracking under the weight of the burdens it is expected to carry.
The best way to de-stress a father is for his partner to share the weight of domestic burdens with him, rather than ironing his socks, making his breakfast and taking the lion's share of responsibility for the kids.
Crippled by postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter, Iyanla -- already a 21-year-old mother of three young kids at that point -- felt helpless under the weight of the burdens surrounding her.
In turn, this may lead to structurally induced non-compliance and over- or under-utilization of healthcare services as the complexity and weight of these burdens grows over time, as comorbid conditions appear, and as patients' capacity to meet their demands is overwhelmed [ 14- 20].
In a law-review article called "Giving Casey Its Bite Back," published in 2013, Emma Freeman, then a law-school student, argued that good "undue burden" analysis would mean evaluating a law for "the weight of the burden, the legitimacy of the state's regulatory purpose, and the sufficiency of the relationship between them".
Arguably, the more people there are who ought to share the burden, the less the burden is and therefore the greater the obligation to do one's share, for as the weight of the burden decreases the more difficult it is to justify opting out of shouldering it.
For all the grim weight of that burden, and for all its echoing emptiness, there was a weird sort of safety in it too.
For the past fortnight Deans has been melancholic and monosyllabic, which is understandable when you look at the weight of worries burdening him.
