They represented the fears and worries of parents whose children have had to undergo heart surgery.
Alongside putting right these tax and benefit changes we need to see a focus on the most visible failures of policy that drive both young people's anxieties about their own future and the worries of parents and grandparents for the next generation.
The anxiety is compounded by the "intervention industry" (Sylvan, Huntington, Score) who make millions on the needless worries of parents.
A quality investment in child care, including family child care providers, will help ease the financial worries of parents throughout the state.
The existing trials investigating the worries of parents are rather old.
For example, previously enjoyed activities were no longer possible due to the challenges of the danger of severe low blood sugar levels or of carrying medical essentials and also the worries of parents that adolescents may be unable to take care of themselves outside their parents' homes.
The start of the school year always brings a fresh round of worries for parents of schoolchildren.
In Egypt, a single Muslim woman wanting to find her own apartment has to face the worry of her parents, the opposition of religious conservatives, the gossip of neighbours, and the reluctance of landlords, many of whom believe that a woman on her own is less than chaste, and the kind of trouble that attracts the police.
Nocturnal hypoglycaemia was identified as a specific cause of worry for parents: "When they do become a bit sporty, they do struggle, especially with getting hypos, their blood sugars drop at some point in the evening after the activity and parents worry a lot about hypos in the evening or at night and that can be something that deters them from doing activities" (P02, Consultant).
The cases are incredibly sad and no doubt extremely worrying to parents of boys who are of a similar age and who perhaps play similar titles on their consoles or PC.
