Gabrielle was distressed, for instance, that she was quoted in one report saying her brother died a virgin.
When reacting to an adult who is pretending to be distressed, for example, identical twins behave more like each other than do fraternal twins.
Procedures were in place for participants who were distressed or at risk and required a call back from a Community Psychiatric Nurse.
You can understand why Maloney was distressed at being passed over for a Senate appointment that she really, really, really wanted, but voters don't owe their elected legislators promotions, or even retention.
Participant 6, for example, was distressed to realise that a lack of understanding led her to lose out on dental benefits, as below: The doctor did not inform me clearly, so that the dentist cheated me.
if a woman's infant has received any formula as well as breast milk, either expressed breast milk (EBM) and/or at the breast, in the 24 hours prior to telephone contact; or if a woman is distressed about breastfeeding or asks for help with breastfeeding when telephoned, even if she is not supplementing with formula or giving EBM.
A visit will be arranged: if a woman's infant has received any formula as well as breast milk, either expressed breast milk (EBM) and/or at the breast, in the 24 hours prior to telephone contact; or if a woman is distressed about breastfeeding or asks for help with breastfeeding when telephoned, even if she is not supplementing with formula or giving EBM.
She was distressed and asked for forgiveness, which he immediately offered.
They note that, aside from exceptions like patients with pedophilia, only those who are distressed meet the threshold for diagnosis.
The walls are a soothing off-white, the French country furniture is distressed, and the words "Respect for others, responsibility for all my actions" are stencilled in gothic gold letters on a wall.
